How the Foal’s GI Tract Develops The length of the neonatal digestive tract is approximately one-quarter that of the full-grown adult horse. Different parts of the system grow and develop at different rates. Initially, the […]

Get to know showjumper Jamie Gornall of Gornall Equestrian and why he feeds SUCCEED Digestive Conditioning Program. When Jamie Gornall calls himself a “dreamer,” it’s a bit of an understatement. This up-and-coming showjumper aspires to […]

One topic that often comes up among horse owners is whether to feed hay or grain first. Because horses expecting grain will often paw at their stall doors or whinny, some people tend to give […]

What is your mental image of a normal horse? For the serious equestrian it may include a BCS of 4.5, a well-muscled topline, a sleek hair coat, well-groomed mane and tail, clipped face, ears and […]

This article provides an introductory look at the field of scientific research and education known as “equitation science.” It introduces equitation science and how it relates to and informs a better understanding of digestive health […]

Australian eventer Bill Levett, who’s lived and competed in England since 1994, can pinpoint the exact moment he decided to pursue eventing as a career: watching legendary Australian eventer Andrew Hoy on TV, competing in […]