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Visible planets and night sky guide for May
Before dawn tomorrow, look low in the eastern sky for a slimming moon near Mars and Saturn.
Sun news: Auroras on the way this weekend?
This weekend, look out for potential moderate G2 solar storms and possibly stunning auroras due to a fast-moving solar wind from a large coronal hole.
The Denali sled dog puppy cam is now live!
Live now: Watch Denali sled dog puppies frolic in Alaska, perfect for equestrians interested in winter sports.
The Southern Cross: your guide to due south
Point due south using the Southern Cross constellation, perfect for horse owners and barn managers navigating their properties at night.
How to see the Southern Cross from the Northern Hemisphere
Spotting the Southern Cross isn't just for southerners; if you're north of 26 degrees, knowing when to observe can help you catch a glimpse.
Introducing a new meteorologist!
Welcome Irene Sans to the StableWeather team as our new meteorologist! Her expertise will help us provide more accurate weather forecasts, ensuring safer riding conditions for horse owners and barn managers.
Kids race boats powered by sunshine alone
Student teams are racing solar-powered boats this weekend in Minnesota, highlighting renewable energy. For horse owners and barn managers, this underscores the importance of sustainable practices for a greener future.
14 pairs of reins to suit riders across the levels and disciplines
Explore new reins options to match your riding level and discipline—improve grip and confidence during rides.
Man caught on video dragging young horse behind vehicle used method to ‘break in ponies‘
Geoffrey Williams faces a fine for dragging a young horse behind his vehicle, a method condemned by authorities as inhumane. This incident could affect local equestrian practices and safety guidelines for breaking-in horses.
‘Badminton course designer Eric Winter will be pleased with his statistics, but he didn’t help British selectors,’ says Mark Phillips
Mark Phillips praises Eric Winter's design, but notes he wasn't involved in British selection. This could affect horse owners considering entries for upcoming trials, as selectors may have different criteria.
Skylab – America’s 1st space station – 53 years later
Reflecting on 53 years ago, Skylab's missions set new records for extended stays in space, crucial for understanding our planet and beyond—lessons still relevant for all space enthusiasts.
New York Plastics Law Advances Amid Debate Over ‘Chemical Recycling’
Advancing laws in New York aim to curb plastic waste but spark debate on chemical recycling methods. These new rules could significantly impact horse owners by affecting the types of plastics used in feed bags and containers, potentially leading to more sustainable options for barns.