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Feeding a horse for weight gain can be straightforward, but recognizing the need for it can be challenging. Horse owners may overlook gradual weight loss until it's noticeably visible. According to equine nutritionist Sarah Ralston, thin horses often suffer from insufficient caloric intake rather than underlying illnesses.

The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) and its High Performance Dressage Committee have granted training funds to eight participants in the 2013 USEF Developing Dressage Program. This initiative is made possible thanks to a donation from Akiko Yamazaki and the Red Husky Foundation through the U.S. Equestrian Team Foundation.

United States Wins $770,000 Longines League of Nations™ in Ocala U.S. team secures victory with a strong performance against international competitors The United States team consisting of Lillie Keenan, Laura Kraut, Aaron Vale, and McLain Ward triumphed at the $770,000 Longines League of Nations™ Ocala on March 22 at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Florida.

Sophie Hinners played a key role in the German team's strong performance at the Longines League of Nations stage in Ocala, where she achieved two clear rounds with Iron Dames Singlcair, contributing to a second-place finish. She capped off her successful weekend on Sunday with an impressive performance in the CSI2* Grand Prix, jumping 1.

Current statistics indicate that horses are living longer than ever before due to improvements in disease prevention, parasite control, and surgery. With appropriate care, many horses now have the potential to live into their 20s or beyond. Yet, maintaining a horse's health, mobility, and well-being as they age requires proactive management.

Working equitation is gaining recognition in the equestrian community, providing a dynamic alternative to traditional disciplines like dressage and hunter-jumper. This competition format includes three phases: Dressage, Ease of Handling, and Speed, each emphasizing different skills and aspects of horse-rider partnership.

British team showjumper Tim Gredley has shared his top mount, Imperial HBF, has officially been sold to U.S. Olympic rider McLain Ward.The 12-year-old gelding and Gredley have enjoyed a remarkable partnership over the past two years, competing at some of the sport’s most prestigious events, including Nations Cups, World Cup qualifiers, and five-star Grands Prix.