Keratomas
Dr. Jed McKinlay, McKinlay & Peters Equine HospitalA Keratoma is an uncommon space occupying mass that lies between the hoof wall and the coffin bone
Horse Psychology
By Baxter Black, DVMSome people are just flat good at handlin’ horses. They’ve got that good “horse savvy.” Matter of fact, there are people actually
Sacking Out Part 2—The Laying on of Hands
By Ann Kirk September is here and with it comes some cooler weather. But, there are still plenty of nice days to continue these lessons
Leave No Trace
Ken Carmichael Most of us are probably familiar with, or at least have heard of the Leave No Trace program. It is also known as
Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy
Dr. John Herning, McKinlay & Peters Equine Hospital Extracorporeal shock wave therapy is a relatively new tool in our treatment of performance horse injuries. it
Riverside State Park
By Ken Carmichael I am on a state parks committee assigned the responsibility to identify and map official trails in Riverside State Park. This project
Good Dawg
By Baxter Black, DVM Every genuine or would be cowboy’s pride and joy is his ‘good dawg!’ One of the highlights at a Stock Show
Sacking Out – The First Touch
By Ann Kirk Hello again! It is Summer and we are in the middle of the best riding of the year. Whether you have a
Ann Kirk – Selecting a Trainer
The new year is here. There is snow on the ground and cold in the air so it’s hard to think about summer riding but
The Gift
By Baxter Black, DVM Seems like I ride a lot of borrowed horses. At folks’ ranches or trail rides, ropings or brandings they mount me