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Treatment programs based on horses' needs help prevent resistance
by Amanda Duckworth
INTERNAL PARASITES ARE not a new issue when it comes to horse management, but ideas on how best to deal with worms continue to evolve.
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New money for purses, breeding incentives, boosts Lone Star State industry
By Denis Blake
EVERY HORSEMAN KNOWS racing can be an endeavor filled with euphoric highs and gut-punching lows.
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After saving Lady Shipman, Ryan Barbazon also welcomed her first foal
By Charlie McCarthy
RANDY LOWE REALLY hadn't planned on Lady Shipman's delivering a Florida-bred.
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Arlington's end adds another difficulty for already strugglingIllinois breeding
By Bob Kieckhefer
SEC. 30 (A) OF THE Illinois Racing Act says: "The General Assembly declares that it is the poilcy of this state to encourage the breeding of Thoroughbred horses in this state and the ownership of such horses by residents of this state in ...
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Finding right diet for foals, pregnant mares
by Amanda Duckworth
A MARE'S MILK helps new foals avoid illness and properly grow, and, as foals begin to mature, some more hands-on human intervention might be required to achieve continued good health and desired growth rates.
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Lovacres Ranch sees Stay Thirsty's first California crop enjoy success By Tracy Gantz
CALIFORNIA HAS TRADITIONALLY DONE WELL with its homegrown stallions.
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Knicks Go provides thrills, rewards for his Maryland breeders
By Josh Pons
ALL GREAT HORSE STORIES intertwine with a great people story.
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New York-bred program sees sales records, top runners in 2021
By Tom Pedulla
FROM THE SALES RING to the racetrack, New York's breeding program demonstrated its resilience following a year of silence because of the pandemic.
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Studies offer clues on when mare age is a concer, and when it isn't
by Amanda Duckworth
AS BREEDING SEASON draws closer, Thoroughbred broodmares are being prepped for another year of being productive members of the herd.
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Stewardship the passion that fuels John and Leslie Malone
By Cynthia McFarland
THE PURCHASE OF LAND TO maintain it for agricultural use and, specifically, to protect it from the developer's bulldozer is a rarity. Yet that is precisely the thinking of John and Leslie Malone, recipients of the 2021 Robert N. Clay Conservation Award. ...