HORSES USA 2003

What's Your Horse's Temperature?
How "hot," "cold," or "warm" a horse is has more to do with temperament and breeding than science.
by Katherine Walcott

Make Sense of the Expense
Money doesn't grow on trees, and neither do horses. So why do they have so much in common?
by Jennifer Nice and Cindy Hale

How Do You Know if He's Too Good to Be True?
The moral of this story is simple: If a horse sounds too good to be true, he probably is.
by Cynthia McFarland

Close the Communication Gap
The best way to excel in your role as your horse's caretaker, partner and teacher is to understand how he learns.
by Evelyn Hanggi

Horses USA Clip and Keep Guide to Your Horse's Health
Your 12-month guide to horse care.

Leg Check 101
Is that knot on your horse's leg simply a blemish left behind by a single act of youthful exuberance or does it foretell future unsoundness?
by Nancy S. Loving, DVM

The Adoption Option
Giving a home to a horse in need makes the joy of horse ownership all the more rewarding.
by Audrey Pavia

Horses USA Footloose and Fancy Free Photo Contest
Celebrate the equine spirit.

The 411 on the WWW
Surfing the Web ... Sounds leisurely, but where do you start? by Julie Mignery

Directory of Breed Associations
If you are looking for a purebred or recognized partbred, here's the place to start your search.

2001 Buyer's Guides
Automatic Feeders and Waterers
Barns
Clinicians
Clippers
Cold Therapy
Complete Feeds
Fencing
Fly Control
Grooming
Helmets and Vests
Horse Shoes
Leathercare
Outerwear
Saddle Pads
Stable Accessories
Stall Mats, Subfloors and Bedding
Supplements
Trailers
Treats
Worms

Editor's Page

Meet Our Contributors

Classifieds

Breeder Directory

Index of Advertisers

The Last Word

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