Natalie Voss

Currently, 80 percent of early pregnancy losses aren't connected with a cause; most existing research examined the mare's reproductive tract to look for a cause, but one researcher decided to look at the embryos themselves

Reservatrol is a compound similar to an anti-oxidant and is found in certain plants, like berries and grapes

One peer-reviewed study included a 12-week training schedule that may help in your horse's transition

Moya's videos are racking up views and comments, but they're also serving an important marketing purpose for the sport with the next generation of fans

Fourteen of Graci's trainees have also been disqualified from races after evidence surfaced that they'd received joint injections inside the legal window

Macho Music led the Pat Day Mile gate to wire, holding off Baffert duo

An evidence review published in the Equine Veterinary Journal found the practice would be ethical and beneficial for the horse

One extension expert provided perspective on what horse owners value, what they don't, and what they should value more

Dubbed "Shrek," the rare wild horse was marketed as a donkey, but genetic tests confirm he's a Przewalski's horse

The case centered on not just toe grabs, but whether an Authority decision could wind up in local civil court

The USDA announced there will be no changes to the Act from the 2024 to the 2025 show season

HIWU suspended trainer Robert Gherardi 15 days for the overage

Two common surgical techniques do relieve symptoms of kissing spines, but veterinarians still don't know exactly why they work

The study will include more than 1,200 horses completing fast work and races

Changes to bedding, turnout, barn chores, and hay feeding methods make a difference

News of 12 findings of carmoeterol from the 2024 All American Futurity card are rocking the Quarter Horse racing world

All the adverse analytical findings came from the barns of trainers Toby Keeton and Heath Taylor

"The reality is that it's an industry that's declining. It's not just declining in the state of Florida. It's declining nationwide," the bill's author told the committee

Racing's first test of its opposition to the Florida decoupling bill didn't inspire a lot of confidence

Equine surgeon Dr. Larry Bramlage says the type and length of turnout a horse gets when healing makes a crucial difference