Three Supplements All Horses Need
Equithrive Blog
by John Wilkinson
2M ago
Do you live in a horse utopia? Do your horses spend their days grazing upon boundless pastures of lush grass? Is your barn stacked with bales of fresh, second-cut hays and forage? Are all of your horses 'Goldilocks keepers'-- as in, not too easy, not too hard, but just right? If you answered 'yes' to all (or any) of these questions you are probably living on a yet-to-be-discovered enchanted island where things like mud, drought, boarding barns and Insulin Resistance don't exist. So...congrats on all that. But for the rest of us, as wonderful as life with horses may be, the next ..read more
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Turnout: the Podcast for Horse People
Equithrive Blog
by John Wilkinson
2M ago
Are you a horse person with a thirst for knowledge? Do you crave a podcast that's both informative, entertaining and not centered around an unsolved crime from decades ago? Well then, tune in to Turnout: the podcast for horse people.  Hosted by Dr. Carleigh Fedorka, the head and the heart behind the popular blog A Yankee in Paris, Turnout is an "all-inclusive" program focused on horse health and science, as well as training and insights from all corners of the equine industry.  Basically, the show is like an informal yet informative conversation with you ..read more
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Mistake Made in Heaven: Morgan and Saint
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by John Wilkinson
2M ago
Morgan Boyer is a 23-year-old Area II event rider and trainer. Together with her mom, Jammie Hand, she operates Blue Line Farm in Reidsville, NC, specializing in restarting OTTBs.  Real people. Real results. Name: Morgan Boyer Location: Reidsville, NC  Discipline: Eventing Featured horse: Interactif Spy ("Saint")  In October of 2017, my mom and I purchased an off-the-track-thoroughbred we saw listed on facebook -- a healthy looking 16.2h, 5-year-old bay gelding located in Ohio, named Saint No More. Other than that brief description and a single photo, that’s all we knew ab ..read more
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Ride of a Lifetime: Emily and Audi
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by John Wilkinson
2M ago
Emily Donaldson is a dressage trainer and rider based in Chester County PA. She just completed a winter residency in Wellington with trainer Lars Petersen, which is where we met up with Emily and her "lifetime horse" Audi, a happy Equithrive customer.      Real people. Real results.  Name: Emily Donaldson Based: Parkesburg, PA Discipline: Dressage Featured Horse: Audi (14yo KWPN-NA Gelding)   Q: Where does this story begin? Emily: I got a car loan to buy this horse. Ironically, his name is Audi. He was the first horse I bought on my own. I bought him as ..read more
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Keep Your Horses Thriving With Equithrive Autoship
Equithrive Blog
by John Wilkinson
2M ago
Equithrive Autoship is designed to make your life easier, and your horses healthier. Not only do you save money on every shipment, you will also have one less item on your "to-do" list. Simply select the product(s) of your choice, set the shipment frequency, and we'll do the rest. Think of it as your own horse health concierge.  Subscribers enjoy: Exclusive discount on every shipment. (10% off initial shipment, and 5% off all subsequent shipments.) FREE shipping, every time. (USA) Equithrive's clinically proven products automatically delivered to you how you want it, when ..read more
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Keys to Healthier Hooves
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by John Wilkinson
2M ago
As a veterinarian AND a certified farrier, Dr. Vernon Dryden is one of the most sought after hoof experts in the country. We caught up with Dr. Dryden to discuss how horse owners can improve the quality of their horses' feet, without having to make drastic changes in treatment.   Equithrive: When is the right time to start a horse on a hoof supplement? Dr. Dryden: This is one of the most frequently asked questions I get. I think it depends on the environment the horse is in, what they’re doing, what their job is, and what their issues are as far as hoof condition goes. I think a good ..read more
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The Trainer's Role in Horse Safety
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by John Wilkinson
2M ago
Keeping equine athletes sound and conditioned for competition often involves a complex union of people in various roles and occupations. After all, the health of the business comes down to the health of the horse. While veterinarians are equipped with the tools and expertise to diagnose and treat most ailments, the heaviest burden of good health and performance is often shouldered by those who spend the most time with their hands on the horse: the trainers. It’s a responsibility not lost on renowned racehorse conditioner Graham Motion, who spoke candidly about the trainer’s role in h ..read more
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Introducing Metacare™ from Equithrive
Equithrive Blog
by John Wilkinson
2M ago
Our mission here at Equithrive is to improve the health and performance of your horses with products that are not only developed with care, but backed by science. We also understand that providing proper care can be a strain on any horse owner's budget. So that's why we are giving you money back. Introducing Metacare™, an incentive equine wellness program from Equithrive.  SHOP NOW! To help you provide the best care possible for “easy keepers” we want to give you a $50 rebate on qualified purchases of Metabarol® to help cover the costs of testing and monitoring. Metabarol® is&n ..read more
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Is My Horse Getting Enough Vitamin E?
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by John Wilkinson
1y ago
Q: I know horses need it, but how do I know if my horse is getting enough, and the right kind, of Vitamin E?  Dr. Pat: Vitamin E is the #1 antioxidant that horses naturally consume to protect themselves from free radicals and oxidative stress. Horses do not make or synthesize Vitamin E themselves, so it can only be obtained through diet. Fresh pasture grasses have a significant concentration of vitamin E, but most horses in training and competition are predominantly in environments where they most likely are not receiving fresh pasture, and thus, need to supp ..read more
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The Hand-Me-Down Horse
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by John Wilkinson
1y ago
Clark with the Barkemeyer clan: (Left to right) Zane, Brad, Mindy and Bryce. Photo by Pat Lawless. Brad and Mindy Barkemeyer make their living training and selling performance horses. To anchor down in the equine industry is to accept the fact that horses will come, and horses will go. The Barkemeyers have turned out numerous champions over the years, passing through long enough to get a good education. But one horse has stayed. Not the prettiest. Not the biggest, strongest, nor the fastest. Simply, the best.  Ten years ago, Brad began working with green 4-year-old gelding owned by some ..read more
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