One of the state’s oldest and largest centers for neglected, abused or unwanted horses will host an open house this week and ...

“Horses are like big mirrors,” said Sid Holdsworth, Ebony’s chief operating officer. “What you give to a horse, largely speaking, is what you receive in return. So, if you are kind and gentle and ...

It's back! Following a six month layoff, On The Backstretch returns for the 304th Q&A and we've tabbed one of the hottest ...

Clay O’Brien Cooper explains why riding your horse through the turn is the key to catching two feet consistently as a heeler.

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Multitudes of wild mustangs have been sold for as little as $25 to buyers Getty; Rob Newell - CameraSport via Getty Wild horses captured by the U.S. government are reportedly being sold for as little ...

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In New York City, 485-x is one of the few tools capable of restarting rental construction at a meaningful scale. It is also widely misunderstood because policymakers and developers experience the same ...

A Los Angeles singer is fulfilling her dream of releasing her first album, but it’s different from what you might expect—and not just because of the music style. Along with guitars, harps and ...

If you go to Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey, you may be able to purchase, for a mere $69.99, a plastic receptacle shaped as a Trojan horse. The horse is used in the film as an image of moral decline. But ...

Everyone assumes horses only talk in big, loud moves – pinned ears, a bolted spook, a tail cracking like a whip. So when a horse quietly decides a person is “theirs,” almost nobody catches it ...