Vitamin E serves as a powerful antioxidant to maintain many normal body functions of the horse. The vitamin is important to many areas of the horse’s body, including the eyes, neuromuscular system and reproductive tract. Of course, there are likely many other ways that it serves the body that haven’t yet been determined! Do you […]

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By Joe Camp I care for our horses with a passion. And the passion came from a horse. Because I allowed it to come from a horse. I allowed my very first horse to choose me. To tell me that he trusted me to be his leader. Of his own free will. Not the other […]

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Omega 3 fatty acids have become a buzzword in the health and nutrition industry for many years now, crossing over into the horse industry with the same vigor. Feeding flax as a source of Omega 3’s to horses has been a known solution for improving skin & coat, but the quality and processing of that […]

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By: Joe Camp Welcome to the wonderful world of horses. This can be one of the most exciting, rewarding experiences of your life, or one of the most frustrating, scary, even worst experiences in your life. And believe it or not the way it turns out is all up to you. Why is it for […]

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By: Joe Camp Have you ever wondered what kind of person could begin writing a book like The Soul of a Horse less than a year-and-a-half after acquiring his very first one? I have. There were times when I thought I was crazy. How could all of the discoveries we were making be true? Surely […]

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By Joe Camp Dr. Matt was vet to a 140-horse breeding farm across town and saw foals virtually every day of his life, yet he would stand propped on our fence and watch this newborn race up and down the steep rocky paddock and he’d shake his head, saying, “I’ve just never seen a baby […]

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By: Joe Camp The single most important thing you can do for your horse and your relationship with your horse is for him to say I trust you. Completely. Implicitly. Of his own free choice. His own free will. And the way we’ve found to accomplish this for our horses is for them to be […]

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Written By: Omega Fields Spokesperson, John Samsill Having been a team roper for over 50 years I get asked a lot of questions.  I don’t mean how to rope, I’m talking just general questions like how has team roping changed since I started and who is the best ropers you’ve seen.  One question that  I […]

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It doesn’t matter what we are doing with our horses, there is always the fine line of them anticipating what we are going to ask of them. I think most of us have experienced that moment when we we’re just starting to think what we wanted to do next and our horse started doing it. […]

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By: Dr. Kris Hiney Hot and cold-blooded horse have a difference in body temperature. …While it might be fun to imagine wide swings in body temperature between types of horses, that just isn’t true. Hot and cold blooded horses run the same temperature – good old average 100.5 Fahrenheit. Hot and cold blooded instead refers […]

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