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Equine Underwater Treadmill
Equine Underwater Treadmills: Low-Impact Exercise for Performance & Rehabilitation Dr. Eleanor Kellon, VMD | February 14, 2026 | Horse Health, Sport & Showing, Training

A water treadmill is a piece of exercise equipment used in equine training and rehabilitation. This type of treadmill is submerged in water so the horse is chest-deep while they are moving. Exercising in water is increasing in popularity as...

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Stretching in Horses: Benefits, Uses & Techniques Dr. Madison Ricard, DVM, PhD, DACVP | February 14, 2026 | Horse Health, Sport & Showing, Training

Wondering about the best stretching exercises for your horse? Stretching is the process of extending a muscle to its maximum extension to release muscle tightness, improve flexibility and reduce pain.

Heart Rate Monitors for Horses
How to Use a Heart-Rate Monitor for Your Horse – [Top 5 Benefits] Linaya Pot, MSc, PAS | March 4, 2026 | Care & Management, Sport & Showing, Training

Heart rate monitors are an emerging tool in horse sports, helping to optimize training and enhance fitness. Widely used by human athletes, equine-specific devices are now increasingly accessible to riders, horse owners, trainers, and veterinarians.

Horse Gaits Guide
Guide to Horse Gaits: Walk, Trot, Canter, Gallop and More Caroline Cochran, BSc. | February 11, 2026 | Sport & Showing, Training

Gaits are the different patterns of locomotion that horses use to move. As quadrupeds, horses can perform more movement patterns than humans. However, not all horses move in the same way. Your horse’s natural gaits depend on his breed. Some...

Gait Abnormalities in Horses
Gait Abnormalities & Disorders in Horses: Causes, Diagnosis & Treatment Caroline Cochran, BSc. | February 14, 2026 | Conditions, Sport & Showing, Training

Gait abnormalities in horses can lead to compromised performance, increased risk of injury, and in some cases, may necessitate early retirement from work. These disorders often present similarly to lameness, but do not necessarily involve pain. While minor conformational faults...

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Planning for a Dressage Show Day [14-Point Checklist] Dr. Alex Rankovic, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. | February 13, 2026 | Sport & Showing, Training

Competing in horse shows can be stressful for both you and your horse. Trailering, changes in routine and exposure to new environments are all major stressors for horses. But with a little planning, you will feel more confident heading into the...

Exercises to Improve Your Horse's Topline
Best Exercises to Improve Your Horse’s Topline – [Training Guide] Dr. Alex Rankovic, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. | March 5, 2026 | Horse Health, Training

A strong topline is one of the most important indicators of a well-conditioned horse. In addition to being aesthetically pleasing and supporting performance, a good topline can protect your working horse from strain and injury.