How to Safely Feed Horses in a Group
When you feed horses in a group, follow this advice to make sure everyone eats and stays safe.
Horse Behavior
Latest Research on How Smart Horses Are
Research studies on equine intelligence and behavior are bringing new insights into how smart horses really are.
Under-Saddle Equine Aggression
Equine aggression in a ridden horse should never be ignored. Learn the causes plus some fixes you can apply from the saddle.
Headshaking
Learn what we really know about headshaking, a complex, confusing, and often frustrating condition.
Horseplay Behavior
Perhaps you play with your horse and no harm has come from it—yet. You should realize, however, that playing with horses can lead to trouble. Here’s why.
Calm Your Horse Naturally
Wish your hot horse were more level-headed? Here are drug-free strategies to help him be as happy and mellow as possible.
Ease Fireworks Anxiety
What to know and do to keep your horse from panicking and possibly hurting himself at the sound of Fourth of July celebrations.
Tom Dorrance, the Horse’s Advocate
If horses could choose someone to speak on their behalf, they’d pick Tom Dorrance, a gentle man whose philosophy is as much about living as it is about riding. (An H&R ‘Close Up’ profile first published in July 1997.)
