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How Hyperinsulinemia in Horses Causes Laminitis

A healthy-looking horse suddenly develops equine laminitis with no obvious trauma, infection, or systemic illness. Digital pulses become bounding, the stance changes subtly, and discomfort appears without warning. Increasingly, such…

PPID in 2026: Advances in Diagnosis & Management

A senior performance horse retains its winter coat into early summer. Subtle topline loss becomes visible. Mild hoof sensitivity appears after spring pasture turnout. In many settings, these signs are…

Gel Saddle Pads: Real Benefits or Marketing Hype?

Introduction Gel saddle pads appear in almost every tack catalogue, often promoted with bold claims: exceptional shock absorption, instant comfort, and “game-changing” performance. Riders see images of translucent pads promising…

Visby Annual Clinic with Dusty Franklin (6 CE)

From March 12 to March 14, 2026, the highly anticipated Visby Annual Clinic returns with internationally respected clinician Dusty Franklin leading three intensive days of advanced equine education. Offering 6…

Dressage4Kids Riders Take ACTion To Give Back

Young equestrians across the United States are proving that competitive ambition and community responsibility can go hand in hand, as riders from Dressage4Kids take part in the organisation’s ACTion initiative…

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