Wellness

As equestrians we are very in tune with the day-to-day soundness of our horses. Every single ride always starts with the same question from my coach, Cathy Inch: “How does he feel today”?

If you are planning to use alfalfa this winter, here is your reminder to check it for the presence of blister beetle prior to feeding it to your horses - especially if you feed alfalfa hay from a new or unknown harvesting source.

The Power To Win is a guide to help change your bad habits into good ones, transform negative feelings into positive ones and help you transform yourself into someone who is more intuitive, more effective, and more successful in the ring and outside of it.

Some of our horses are lucky enough to live outdoors full time and have ample room to ramble and graze as they did in the wild. As herd animals, horses have physical, physiological and emotional needs that are naturally met living freely outdoors.

An attitude is basically the way in which you look at life, and as we have all experienced, attitudes affect the body and how the body performs. Lucky for us, we all have the innate ability to choose our attitude.

Endel Ots, once again had great success at the 2022 Festival of Champions. This time with Zen Elite’s Kings Pleasure, a KPWN approved stallion owned by Zen Elite Equestrian Center’s Heidi Humphries.

The Power To Win is a personal coaching companion to your equestrian training. You already have everything you need within you. Power to Win will remind you, quiet the storm, and keep you focused on your personal best!

Did you know...that you must notify Markel immediately if your vet has been called for anything other than routine care or maintenance? This is very important, as the sooner we get the information, the better we can serve you.

The Power To Win is a personal coaching companion to your equestrian training. You already have everything you need within you. Power to Win will remind you, quiet the storm, and keep you focused on your personal best!

Equine ulcers have long been a common concern for horse owners. Our understanding of ulcers has dramatically improved over time through medical advancement, and there is currently more nuance to the diagnostics, treatment, and management.