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Equine athletic performance tied to respiratory health by Amanda Duckworth IN THE EQUINE world, many are familiar with the adage "no hoof, no horse," but when it comes to Thoroughbreds, having a well-functioning respiratory system is also vital for any chance of finding the winner's circle.  Download this week's Health ...

Diagnosing Cushing's disease/PPID can be tricky by Amanda Duckworth AS HORSES AGE, the list of potential medical concerns they might face changes. For equines 15 and older, one of the most common diseases owners need to be on the lookout for us Equine Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction.  Download this week's Health Zone to ...

Finding a feeding plan that meets your equine's needs by Amanda Duckworth THE OLD JOKE goes that hay is for horses, but when it comes down to it, proper equine nutrition is no laughing matter.  Download this week's Health Zone to continue reading.

As parasites evolve, treatments are studied by Amanda Duckworth WHILE THE THOUGHT of regular worms is unpleasant, super worms are an international problem.  Download this week's Health Zone to continue reading.

Started by a former professional baseball player, Louisiana's Red River Fars has spanned three generations of the Adcock family By Karen M. Johnson RED RIVER FARMS has been around so long that owner Jay Adcock is not exactly sure when his father, the Major League Baseball All-Star Joe Adcock, started what is now one of Louisiana's ...

Hands-on, hard-working consignor Paul Sharp ticking all the boxes By Cynthia McFarland PASSION ONLY TAKES you so far.  But combine that passion with had work, talent, and opportunity, and the sky's the limit.   Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Owner/breeder Dan Kjorsvik steps up with purchase of Nebraska-based stallion By Joe Perez THE FIRST TIME Dan Kjorsvik stepped foot at a racetrack he had little idea of how that experience would influence his future. Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Eclipse Thoroughbred Farm enters stallion business By Tracy Gantz WHEN GRAZEN RESUMES HIS STUD duties in 2024, he won't recognize his new digs. But the leading California sire will be returning to his roots, standing where his sire, Benchmark, stood.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.

Virginia-certified Thoroughbred program a welcome addition By Charlie McCarthyAFTER VIRGINIA'S HORSE industry was dealt a disastrous blow due to the closing of Colonial Downs in 2013, Eagle Point Farm's Karen Godsey felt forced to take undesired action.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.  

Executive director of New York Thoroughbred Breeders looks ahead to bright future in Empire State By Tom Pedulla NAJJA THOMPSON, EXECUTIVE director of New York Thoroughbred Breeders, is viewed in many different lights. All of them are positive.  Download this week's Regional to continue reading.