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No Shortcuts: Addie Weil on Young Horses, Rodeo, and Playing the Long Game
Pro Breakaway Roper Addie Weil dives into young horses, foundation, and finding confidence. From seasoned horses to developing colts, she shares the principles that shape her program and her life in and out of the arena. -
When the Temperature Drops, Joints Feel It First
As temperatures drop, joints move differently. This article explains why cold weather exposes joint stress, how hauling adds strain, and why gut health plays a role in supporting horses through winter work. -
Immune Health in Horses: How the Gut Sets the Pace
A horse’s immune strength begins in the gut. Learn how gut microbial balance helps maintain immune and digestive health. -
The Gut–Joint Axis in Horses: Why Healthy Digestion Means Healthy Movement
How is the science of gut health connected to joint health, and what you can do to help your horse move comfortably, recover quickly, and perform at their best for the long haul? -
Explained: Gastric vs. Hindgut Ulcers in Horses
What’s the difference between gastric vs. hindgut ulcers in horses? How can we help the horse maintain a healthy GI tract? Click here to learn more! -
7 Proven Risk Factors for Colic in Horses
Colic is a word that has the tendency to strike fear in the hearts of horse owners—and for good reason. Known as the number 1 killer of horses after old age, it is clearly a serious condition.