By Barbara Newtown. J. E. Jumonville, Quarter Horse and Thoroughbred racehorse owner and breeder, lives with his wife Bunny on their farm in Ventress, Louisiana, 30 miles northwest of Continue Reading →
By Neely Walker, PhD. Barrel racing is one of the most popular uses of the American Quarter Horse in North and South America with approximately $14 million dollars awarded annually Continue Reading →
By Neely Walker, PhD. It’s summer and the opportunities for horsing around are endless! Horse shows, competitions, sales, and trail rides are just a haul away. However, the hot humid Continue Reading →
By Neely Walker, PhD. Recurrent Airway Obstruction (RAO), formerly known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or Heaves, is a disease of the equine lung. RAO is a chronic, Continue Reading →
By Emily McAtee. Two years ago, a colt called American Pharaoh won the Triple Crown: the first horse to do so since Affirmed took away the title in 1978. The Continue Reading →
By George Newtown. Our Oldenburg stallion Balanchine knows that, whenever Dr. Bobby Hewlett locks eyes with him at stall #1 in our shed row, they are about to enjoy one Continue Reading →
