About Dr. Samantha Bohlman, Ph.D.
Dr. Samantha Bohlman completed her master's and doctoral degrees in Human Nutrition at the University of Maryland. With a focus on energy balance, she studied the effects of sugar intake on caloric intake and food choice. After graduation, she accepted a postdoctoral fellowship in Dr. Alisa Clyne's Vascular Kinetics laboratory to investigate a unique molecule controlled by sugar metabolism known as O-GlcNAc on cardiovascular health. When not in the laboratory, Samantha would dedicate her free time to her passion for horses. In 2021, she transitioned her career to working full-time in the horse industry as a stable manager and riding instructor. Samantha is passionate about empowering members of the horse community with research based guidelines to manage horse health and prevent barn burnout.
How to Manage Mud in your Horse’s Paddock – [Step-by-Step Guide] Dr. Samantha Bohlman, Ph.D. | February 16, 2026 | Care & Management You bring your horses in from turnout only to find their legs and hooves coated in mud. You know that mud is bad for your horse, but why and what can you do about it? Hosing down a muddy horse...
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