Most of us don’t think about practicing home health care until we’re standing in the barn with an injured horse that suddenly wants nothing to do with buckets, wraps, hoses, or ointments. Unfortunately, that’s the moment when patience is already in short supply—for both horse and handler. Teaching horses to … Read More
Personalized Accounting, Tax & Bookkeeping Services for Horse Businesses and Small Businesses One of the things I enjoy most is introducing our readers to businesses that are passionate about serving the horse industry. Ashley Brown of MTA Financial Services recently joined our HorseSource community, and I asked her to share … Read More
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Beautiful vintage Anchor Hocking frosted glass set featuring galloping horses. A wonderful collectible for horse lovers, Western décor, or everyday use. Includes: Details: Condition:Very good vintage condition. No chips. One mug has a light surface line on the bottom (shown in photos) that appears to be superficial and does not … Read More
Groundwork often solves problems that show up long before we ever put a foot in the stirrup. Whether it’s crowding at the gate, pulling toward pasture mates, or simply struggling to stay focused, many common training challenges can be addressed by building respect and confidence from the ground up. Horses … Read More
One ranch’s success story shows how finding dependable volunteer help can be easier, faster, and a better fit. By Ignacio Gracia, Founder of VolunteeRanch Finding dependable volunteer help is not always easy. Horse and cattle ranches need people who are willing to work, eager to learn, and understand that animals … Read More
After a long winter, it’s common to find pastures looking a little worse for wear. Bare patches, thin grass, muddy areas, and signs of winter damage are all reminders that your grazing areas have worked hard through the colder months. Spring offers the perfect opportunity to give those pastures a … Read More
Summer riding has a way of keeping us outside longer, whether we’re spending the day on the trail, hauling to a clinic, or simply enjoying a quiet evening ride after work. While we often think about staying cool ourselves, it’s just as important to make sure our horses are keeping … Read More
By the time summer rolls around, many of us have settled into a comfortable routine of longer rides, greener pastures, and more time outside with our horses. Since the biggest flush of spring grass has passed, it’s easy to assume the risk of pasture-related health issues has passed, too. But … Read More
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, July 16, 2026 — A pasture full of green grass can be a welcome sight for livestock owners, but what grows in the field does not always tell the full story of the nutrition available to animals. Because pasture conditions change throughout the year, veterinarians can help producers … Read More
