Weather & Equestrian News

A gelding in Walworth County has tested positive for strangles, a contagious disease. Horse owners and barn managers nearby should keep an eye on their horses' health and consider limiting visitors to prevent the spread.

Thirty-six horses at a Yamhill County barn are under watch after one tested positive for equine influenza, urging owners to keep an eye on their herd’s health and limit unnecessary travel to prevent further spread.

EHV-1 has struck again, with a case confirmed in Dufferin County leading to the euthanasia of an affected horse. Horse owners and barn managers should heighten biosecurity measures to protect their equine friends from this contagious virus.

Horse owners might find relief for their older equines with Vitalize EQ Hyaluronex, as it showed promising results in improving joint health for a 20-year-old dressage horse. This could be a valuable addition to the care routine for aging horses at your barn.

EG Media's equine magazines, including Horse Illustrated, will set up shop at Equine Affaire Ohio from April 9-12, 2026, offering horse owners and barn managers a chance to meet the team and stay updated on equestrian news and trends.

Mastering groundwork helps equestrians foster a more harmonious and balanced relationship with their horses, making for better partnership in the barn and smoother rides under saddle.

Atlantic Storm Dave barrels towards the UK and Ireland this Easter weekend, packing 90 mph winds. Horse owners should secure outdoor equipment and consider keeping horses indoors due to the fierce conditions.

Windrock Farm, once owned by actor James Cagney, now offers a unique equestrian-themed Airbnb experience for horse lovers just a couple of hours north of the city, perfect for riders looking to combine a getaway with some countryside riding.

Spring riders beware: a lingering polar vortex could bring unexpected cold snaps and snow into April, disrupting riding plans and requiring extra blanket layers for our equine friends.

Countries are dusting off old energy crisis tactics, while the UK hits a new high in renewable energy production. These shifts toward cleaner power could eventually mean more stable, affordable electricity for barns investing in sustainable practices.

Wind and solar power hit record levels in March, saving the UK a billion pounds on gas imports. While this boosts energy security, horse owners might see more stable utility costs, potentially easing barn management expenses.

Electric vehicle profits are soaring in China, which might eventually lower costs for eco-friendly transport options, potentially benefiting horse owners looking to reduce their carbon footprint with greener equipment and vehicles.