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ArticleAnthro­po­morph­ism revis­ited

The allure and pit­falls of ascrib­ing human char­ac­ter­ist­ics to our horses have long been known. But ongo­ing research sug­gests that there is more to animal per­cep­tions, emo­tions and agency than pre­vi­ously recog­nized.

ArticleThe “old type” Appa­loosa

Although best known for their col­or­ful and dis­tinct­ive coat pat­terns, Nez Perce horses were bred primar­ily for con­form­a­tion and ath­leti­cism.

ArticleMEDICAL FRONT

Facts and myths about aux­il­i­ary reins • Good news about dental work in aging horses • A bet­ter bed­ding option?

ArticleBey­ond the buzz

What horse own­ers need to know about the threat posed by New World screw­worm.

Article• MANAGEMENT:

How often does saddle fit need to be checked? - Four signs of saddle fit trouble

ArticleFACTS AND MYTHS ABOUT AUXILIARY REINS

ArticleGOOD NEWS ABOUT DENTAL WORK IN AGING HORSES

ArticleRef­er­ence:

“Cheek tooth extrac­tion in geri­at­ric versus non-geri­at­ric horses,” Equine Veter­in­ary Journal, May 2026