March has arrived, and with it, the American Competitive Trail Horse Association’s goal of hosting 1,000 rides and raising $1,000,000 in one month! They are looking to bring a national awareness about the benefits of therapeutic horse programs, brought to you by PATH International,

Horse trainers have to wear a lot of hats nowadays; more than just cowboy hats, hunt caps or even the fancy driving hats. They are accountants, stall cleaners, grain orderers, show clothes advisers, haulers, and even sometimes a mom or dad to their clients, when needed.

This year there will be an exciting new addition for youth at the Pinto World Championship, which will be held June 9-21, 2014, in Tulsa, Okla., at the Built Ford Tough Complex. On June 8, there will be a youth judging contest open to all youth 18 and under at the Ford Livestock Arena.

For 9 days in Scottsdale, Arizona, all the elements came together to create a spectacular Sun Circuit Quarter Horse Show. The weather cooperated with ample sunshine. The schedule was crafted to be exhibitor friendly

Dana Hokana provides daily training tips here on PleasureHorse.com! Today she discusses how to maintain your horse’s natural lift.

Some horse owners have claimed that they don’t test or deworm during the colder, winter months because it isn’t necessary. Over the last 10 years, Horsemen’s Laboratory has tested over 30,000 samples

There’s a new look to the latest National Collegiate Equestrian Association national team rankings announced Wednesday, as a number of changes are seen in this week’s installment.

It’s been a busy couple of weeks for Zone 6, Region 1 Western Team Intercollegiate riders as they competed at Oberlin College and The University of Findlay. On February 14, 2014 Oberlin College hosted a double-header competition