The pros, cons and particulars of leasing out your horse.…

How to reduce your horse’s risk of picking up pathogens at clinics, trail rides and horse shows.…

How to evaluate recently retired racehorses for second careers…

How to evaluate product quality and claims, plus supplement categories that might benefit your horse…

Seabiscuit, the popular runner in the 1930s who became the subject of a bestselling book in 1999 and a major movie in 2003, raced 35 times as a 2-year-old. That didn’t stop him from competing a total of 89 times…

On the road or in the skies, privately or commercially, many racehorses are frequent travelers…

Management approaches can help get your OTTB started on the right foot.…

Track ponies play important roles both on training and race days…

Getting OTTBs off the farm and introducing them to new things are integral parts of Makeover preparation…

How trainers can use a jump chute to give OTTBs a positive introduction to jumping…

Register and track your Thoroughbred with this important identification tool…

Trainers consider footing preferences, pedigree and way of going when deciding which racing surface to run a horse on.…

Racehorse naming is both an art and a science … and a lot of fun…

Shoeing the racehorse is not the same as shoeing the sport horse — learn about the differences.…

Thoroughbred blood is the not-so-secret sauce that helps Warmbloods live up to their sport horse status…

The transition for an OTTB from the track to the Western disciplines isn’t about speed but patience.…

What to do if your new off-track Thoroughbred doesn’t know longeing basics…

Your retired racehorse’s nutritional needs are much different now than during his racing career…

How farriers manage horses that come off the track with common hoof issues such as thin soles and low heels…

Many owners and trainers give their runners mental and physical breaks from the racetrack routine.…