Weather & Equestrian News

Boost your horse's performance and health with smarter feeding strategies, perfect for keeping your riding star in top condition all season long.

Choosing the right vaccine program for your horse? It depends on where they live, if you hit the show circuit, or other factors. Talk to a vet to tailor a plan that keeps your equine partner healthy and ready for action.

Tree-kangaroos surprise with their agility high up in rainforest canopies, leaping and climbing through a world rarely witnessed by humans — a reminder to appreciate the unique adaptations animals have for various climates and heights.

Air quality sensors have pinpointed areas with excessive particulate pollution, mostly affecting Latino communities. Horse owners and barn managers in these regions should consider monitoring local air quality to protect their horses' respiratory health during outdoor activities.

The 2026 men's World Cup in North America may leave a hefty carbon footprint, with estimates suggesting it could spew out 9 million metric tons of greenhouse gases. While this doesn't directly impact riding plans, horse owners can consider how large events affect climate and strive for greener practices at their barns.

Oil tycoon backs far-right candidate to challenge Texas's oilfield regulator, Jim Wright, who previously pushed for stricter waste rules. Horse owners and barn managers might see indirect impacts if new regulations affect local drilling practices and environmental conditions.

Residents near West Georgia are voicing strong opposition to new data centers, fearing environmental impacts. Horse owners and barn managers in the area might see changes in local resources and need to stay informed on how these developments could affect their operations.

Super Typhoon Sinlaku has hit as the second-strongest typhoon this early in any year, reminding horse owners and barn managers to stay vigilant and prepare emergency plans for extreme weather events.

Typhoon Sinlaku, a powerful Category 5 storm, is heading towards the Marianas and Guam, bringing intense winds and heavy rain. Horse owners in the region should secure their barns and consider moving horses to safer areas inland.

Scientists found genetic clues linked to "roaring," a condition affecting horses' breathing. This discovery could help breeders and owners make informed decisions to reduce the risk in future generations.

Neurological injuries in horses may lead to heart issues, new research shows. Horse owners and barn managers should monitor any signs of brain trauma as it could affect a horse's cardiovascular health down the line.

New technology promises to keep tabs on your horses remotely, sending real-time updates on their health stats and whereabouts—perfect for peace of mind whether they're at the barn or out grazing.