This page presents an overview of our plan for product development in this area.

Although many competitive riders leave the care of their horses to their trainers, every equestrian should know how to take good care of their horses. That’s because it can help you:

• Become smarter about the care of your horse(s) and spot injuries and illnesses even if your trainer misses them
• Make sure your horse is being cared for properly and given the best possible opportunity to succeed in the show ring
• Have a better appreciation for what your instructor or trainer is doing (and dealing with) in terms of keeping your horse in top condition
• Make better decisions when your trainer presents you with problems and suggests alternative courses of action

The fact is, you’re ultimately responsible for your horse’s care and will have to make the biggest health-care decisions, even if you rely on your trainer to provide good advice. So, in the end, this kind of knowledge is absolutely essential for any horse owner.

Our Horse Care Curriculum

We plan to produce a comprehensive curriculum that addresses a wide variety of horse-care topics, such as:

• Horse anatomy and physiology
• Normal and abnormal behavior
• Nutrition and feeding management
• Prevention of illnesses and injuries
• Working with veterinarians and farriers
• Equine diseases and symptoms
• Equine pharmaceuticals and vaccines
• Parasite control
• Wound types and care
• Emergency care
• Treating lameness
• Treating colic
• Environmental toxicology
• Hoof care and shoeing
• Massage and alternative treatments
• Stable management
• Care of brood mares and foals
• Care and handling of stallions
• Shipping, trailering and show stalling

Sign Up for Product Announcements

We’ll already at work on some of these video training programs. So make sure you use the form to the right on this page to sign up for product announcements. That way you’ll be among the first to know when each new training video becomes available.

Also, sign up to receive alerts for articles on Lindsey’s blog. Many of the upcoming articles will focus on the issues described above.

Finally, we’d love to get your feedback on which product(s) you’d like to see next, even if it’s not on our list. Send us an email with your ideas via our suggestion box.