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Amazon Deforestation at Eight-Year Low, Report Shows
Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon dropped by 36% last year, which could mean better air quality and less erosion affecting nearby horse pastures and riding areas.
Have you got your Royal Ascot tickets? Here’s what you need to know
Attending Royal Ascot this year? Check ticket options now—some enclosures are already sold out or have limited spots left. Plan ahead to secure a spot and enjoy the event!
Ice Moves Out of Aniak
Spring runoff is easing near Aniak, Alaska, reducing flood risks but watch for lingering impacts on local rivers used by horses and riders.
The Big Chill: Europe’s Cold Trough Slams South, Severe Weather Follows
The cold front is sweeping across Europe, bringing much lower temperatures that horse owners should prepare for. Make sure barns are well-insulated and horses have extra blankets to stay warm.
Florida to Close Alligator Alcatraz, News Report Says
Florida plans to close the controversial Alligator Alcatraz migrant detention center by early June, impacting local ecosystems. Horse owners and barn managers should stay informed as this may affect surrounding environmental conditions that can influence riding plans and horse health.
Florida Temporarily Bans Sloth Imports After Dozens Die at Orlando Business
Florida has temporarily banned sloth imports after dozens died at an Orlando business, affecting global wildlife trade regulations that could impact horse owners and barn managers considering exotic pets or educational exhibits.
Ella Stufft Finds Team Spirit at the 2026 IHSA National Championship
Ella Stufft shares how riding for her team at the 2026 IHSA Nationals boosted her spirit and showcased the importance of unity in horse shows for all riders.
Early Career Insights: Establishing a Successful Mentor-Mentee Relationship
Build strong mentorship by setting clear goals and giving honest feedback to ensure mutual growth in equestrian healthcare.
Ontario Filly Dies After Contracting Strangles
A filly died from strangles after contracting the disease at a local barn following an outbreak. Horse owners should be vigilant about biosecurity measures, especially when horses return from training facilities.
Ontario Filly Dies After Contracting Strangles
A filly passed away in Grey County after contracting strangles, likely from exposure at a facility with recent outbreaks.
Ontario Filly Dies After Contracting Strangles
A filly passed away due to strangles after contracting the disease from a horse that came back from a training facility with an active outbreak. This highlights the importance of strict biosecurity measures for all barns and riding plans.
Ontario Filly Dies After Contracting Strangles
A filly passed away due to strangles after contracting the disease from a horse that had been at a training facility with an outbreak. This highlights the importance of thorough hygiene practices when bringing horses back to barns, especially in shared environments.