Team Roping Handicap
by Baxter Black, DVMThe sport (passion, or affliction) of team roping experienced a terrific boom in popularity years ago with the creation of an association...
Western Dressage: The Changing Face of a Discipline
By Michelle Binder-ZolezziMy first pony ride was in 1967. I was 18 months old. It must have stuck with me because I rode horses forever...
Biosecurity for Equines
by Freya Stein, DVM, DACVIM (LAIM), McKinlay & Peters Equine HospitalWhile horses do not carry COVID-19, the current pandemic drives home the importance of biosecurity...
Sacking Out Part 3 – The Laying on of Hands
by Ann Kirk2020 is here and with it comes a year like no other. This virus that has attacked our nation and the world has...
It’s Time For The 37th Annual Gallop Stallion Services Auction
It’s just around the corner! Whatever you do, don’t miss this year’s Gallop Stallion Service Auction presented by Rhodes River Ranch and held at Northern...
Cow Disturber
By Baxter Black, DVM McGraw posed an interesting question. If a cowboy herds a herd of cattle, we call him a herder. If a sheepman...
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...