Horse Illustrated

Learn more about the Tennessee Walking Horse with anecdotes from three owners of the breed who use their horses for various disciplines.

Untamed wilderness greets riders as they pack from Spear-O-Wigwam Ranch in Wyoming to Crystal Lake in the Bighorn Mountains.

A certified fitness performance coach for equestrians shares his insights on how to develop core strength for riding.

Use our mare gestation calculator to estimate your horse’s due date. This easy foaling calculator helps you plan and prepare for your mare's delivery.

Learn about equine asthma, which must be correctly managed in the early stages to prevent severe and irreversible breathing issues.

If you want to start training your horse for liberty work, read on for the first steps you’ll need to master.

South Korean equestrians are reviving the 230-year-old sport of horseback archery. Learn more about the sport and its history.

How hot is too hot to ride a horse? Stay safe in the saddle as temperatures soar this summer with these insights.

Learn more about showing a horse in hand, included the show requirements and how it may help one's relationship with a horse.

In this edition of Vet Adventures, a cozy evening in turns into an emergency call followed by another scare.

Learn about the Half-Arabian, a cross between an AHA- or CAHR-registered Arabian and another breed of horse.

Learn how to optimize your horse grooming routine with these tips from industry experts so you can make your horse's coat gleam.

Discover the iconic Palomino horse color-its golden coat, rich history, breed registrations, and why it’s a favorite in parades and shows worldwide.

Two equine therapy programs explain the benefits therapy horses provide students, and what it takes for a horse to excel in such a program.

Learn how the Vet Direct Safety Net Program is helping horse owners in hard times through this story of a Kentucky horse lover.

Learn more about the European Brabant, one of the oldest draft horse breeds, including use and characteristics of the breed.

When it comes to moving supplies in America’s public lands and wilderness areas, mules have always played an important role.