Education & Entertainment

A replay of the 2020 Pride of Poland arabian horse sale is available to view online

Licensed acupuncturist and Chinese herbalist Gloria Garland and equine sports therapy provider Cathy McEnroe join whole food supplement supplier expert Tigger Montague for a live Q&A on ulcers.

Free webinar “Keeping your horse at a healthy weight throughout the year” aims to help owners keep their much-loved horse or pony within a healthy weight range.

“Working Animals: Climate Change and Public Health Issues” hosted by equine charities at this year’s United Nations High Level Political Forum on the Sustainable Development Goals available to view.

On-Demand Library gives free access to previous webinars on horse health topics.

Panel discussion and Q&A with FEI trainers and competitors Skyeler Voss, JJ Tate, and Allison Kavey is being hosted by Equine nutrition specialist Tigger Montague.

A new series of conversational webinars covering a range of relevant equestrian topics starts this week, featuring eventer Pippa Funnell.

Pinworms are the leading cause of itchy butt in horses, and that’s about all they do, explains parasitologist Martin Nielsen.

Bot flies don’t land on horses and, strangely, don’t seem to like miniature horses, explains parasitologist Martin Nielsen.

Tapeworms or flatworms are unique from other equine parasites in that they’re hermaphrodites, and they use an intermediate host to complete their journey.

Martin Nielsen describes the bloodworm as the “marinara meat sauce of parasites that doesn’t seem to be the smartest of the bunch”.

Episode 3 of “The Parasite Journey of the Horse” looks at the small strongyle, which has a fascinating lifecycle and some unique features.

In this episode of “The Parasite Journey of the Horse”, Dr Martin Nielsen looks at ascarids, or roundworms. “This is the parasite that looks like pasta, but really isn’t.” And it’s the one parasite where size actually matters.

A new video series on parasites in horses from parasitologist Dr Martin Nielsen kicks off with a look at foal threadworm, Strongyloides westeri.

US Equestrian is sharing workout exercises on social media for horse folks to stay active while in lockdown.

Nine videos will help you get your horse’s vital statistics to convey to your vet during a telephone consultation.

While your horse is outside doing its thing, find out what is going on inside of it!

Joe Lyman, DVM, will take viewers through establishing a biosecurity plan for their equine facility, and basic biosecurity measures to maintain a healthy environment for horses and people.