Horse grooming tips for a shinier coat
Any trainers looking to add some more gloss to their horse’s coat should consider these beneficial grooming tips.
Practical horse health writing from the Finish Line® team, and the largest section of the blog at 277 articles. Topics run from nutrition and hydration to muscle and joint health, hoof care, immunity, recovery and seasonal management, alongside product FAQs and formula updates. It is written for owners, trainers and grooms who want the reasoning behind a feeding or care decision, not just a checklist.

Any trainers looking to add some more gloss to their horse’s coat should consider these beneficial grooming tips.

Making sure your horse has enough salt in its diet should be at the top of any owners list this summer.

Weaning a foal can be a stressful time not only for the mother and its baby, but also for horse owners.

Watch out for these summer skin issues in horses.

For trainers who are interested in ensuring that their animal is meeting the qualifications when it comes to optimal flexibility, here a few exercises and horse supplements that promote more vigorous overall range of motion.

Going on the road with a horse can be an ordeal if the animal is not accustomed to trips.

Horses are among the world’s most supreme natural athletes.

With the heat of the summer comes health problems for our horses.

In today’s complex world of performance horses, owners and trainers are faced with a plethora of issues. EIPH (Exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage) is one that surfaces

Sweating is the main process by which horses keep their body temperature stable. Horse sweat is hypertonic, indicating that the salt (electrolyte) concentrations of the sweat

Take a look at some of the research that has shed some light onto the development of a horse’s memory and just how good it actually is.

To help promote healthy equine exercise recovery, many trainers apply poultices for the temporary relief of minor stiffness and soreness due to overexertion. Poultices are commonly used after workouts and competitions.

Before any ribbons or trophies can be won, horses need to undergo the right training regimen. That includes proper diet, exercise and physical maintenance.

Many horses develop symptomless swelling around their fetlock joints known as windpuffs.

Vitamins and minerals play an important part in the everyday functions of every living animal, and that is especially true for horses.

Here are a few post-workout facts every horse owner should know:

A blood builder can be useful in some cases and ineffective in others.

A general understanding of a horse’s digestive system is the first step to ensuring overall equine health.

Electrolytes need to be administered to horses year-round.