Be a great horse owner!

If you haven't saved up all the money you need to buy your land, build a house, and put in the necessary horse facilities, you'll need to obtain financing for your dream. Find out how to get a great mortgage that will help you realize your dream.

Find out more about equine tax deductions. If your are running a horse business, you may be able to save big on your income tax bill!

Make sure that you have the right auto insurance coverage for when you are hauling your horse trailer. Your insurance may not cover every thing that you expect!

Whether running a business or just enjoying a few pasture pets, it is important for the horse owner to be aware of important legal issues. You must consider the zoning regulations where you live as well as covenants restricting the use of your property.

Horseback riding is a sport that requires strength, balance and endurance. When you improving your overall fitness level, you will find that your riding will benfit as well.

Are you afraid that your horse has been poisoned or exposed to a dangerous toxin? Find out how to contact the ASPCA's Animal Poison Control hotline.

Knowing your horse's vital signs will aid in early detection of illness. Learn what your horse's normal vital signs should be and what behaviors could be warning signs of distress.

Cleaning out your horse's hooves is key to maintaining the health of your horse's feet. With regular cleaning, you can identify potential problems before they harm your horse. Also, regular cleaning will help prevent bacterial and fungal infections, such as thrush and white line disease.

See our wonderful vet performing a lameness examination on Calabey. She feels her front legs for hot spots and checks the digital pulse. She uses a hoof tester to check that there are no problems inside of the hoof such as an abcess.

Laminitis is a disease affecting the hoof laminae. It is estimated that nearly 20% of horses afflicted with founder will die due to the disease. Luckily, there are a lot of steps you can do to minimize the risk of laminitis and founder in your horse.

Biotin is a B vitamin which plays in important role in maintaining horse's hooves and hair as well as in releasing energy from food and maintaining stable levels of blood sugar.

Now is the time to make your New Year's Resolutions for improving your riding. Here are some great ideas for resolutions and how to keep on track to achieving your goals!

Pictures of the World Famous Lipizzaner Stallions from their visit to Raleigh