Wellness

As the long-time groom for US Olympic show jumper Kent Farrington, Denise Moriarty has been thriving at the highest level of the sport for several years. The tips and tricks she’s learned, though, are applicable at every level of equestrian competition.

As the summer heats up around the country and especially in Florida, Palm Beach Equine Clinic reminds all equine owners to keep their horses well hydrated.

Life coach, Author and rider Laura King, has made The Power to Win synonymous with achievement. Laura’s dedication to helping riders and horses find their best path forward by using her self-hypnosis work has helped equestrians across the globe...

Swimming and aquatreadmill work take center stage at educational event for owners who prioritize their horses’ peak performance, health and well-being. Haygain’s interest in equine respiratory health prompted staffers to dive into the topic of aquatic exercise for horses recently.

The first in-person FEI Board Meeting of the year opened today at the FEI Headquarters in Lausanne (SUI). Over the two-day meeting, the Board is expected to take key decisions regarding allocation of FEI flagship events, Rules and Regulations, and various governance matters.

Two-time Olympic eventer Lauren Billys learned about equine respiratory problems the hard way. The rude awakening occurred when her 2016 Rio Games partner Castle Larchfield Purdy was coming back to work after a serious colic in 2018.

Memorial Day, Monday May 30, is all about honoring those who lost their lives while defending America. Loss of life is, of course, the ultimate sacrifice, but it’s not the only one.

With Laura’s Power to Win online course riders can learn how to release performance anxiety, overcome their fears and relax when riding and showing, all from the privacy of their home.

The University of Florida Veterinary Hospital at World Equestrian Center (WEC) in Ocala opens for business May 26, 2022 to provide leading-edge patient care to horses and small animals located on-site as well as from the local community.

Karen Lipp and her husband Tony Bordwell had a dressage show date weekend at The World Equestrian Center in April 15-17, when she brought her own horse Infinity, to begin the process of qualifying him for the Markel/USEF Developing Grand Prix.