In Reading a Feed Tag (Part 1) we discussed basic items required on feed tags and their implications to feed quality and consistency. In Part 2 we are going to discuss guaranteed analysis and ingredient evaluation in more detail.…

Managing horses in cold weather is not difficult but there are some special concerns that need to be addressed in order to keep your horse safe, comfortable and healthy.…

The information on a feed tag can help you decide if a particular feed will help meet the objectives you have for your horse. However, nutritional details may be limited depending on how much information is presented on the tag.…

How you handle the care and nutrition of your Thoroughbred in the first 100 days of his second career can affect his long-term success.…

Your feed regimen can have a big effect on your horse’s attitude and energy levels.…

Nutrition is not the only key to creating good feet, but it plays a major role.…

While some Thoroughbreds are harder keepers than other breeds or individuals, there’s no need for them to stay thin. Here are some tips for building a good diet for your hard keeper.…

Gastric ulcers are a major concern for both racehorses and off-track Thoroughbreds.…

Many factors can contribute to a weak topline in the recently-retired Thoroughbred.…

Don’t curse your sale horse with the equine equivalent of a bad yearbook photo — show him off by learning how to photograph him to his best advantage!…

Buyers and adopters of horses should learn as much as possible about the physical condition of the horses they are considering.…

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The Retired Racehorse Project (RRP) announced today that Erin O’Keefe has been hired for the new position of development director. …

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