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As a part of our efforts to protect the health of our employees, US Equestrian is working under a flexible work plan for our staff. As we transition to this modified format, there may be interruptions to service. We will do our best to have all services fully functioning as quickly as possible. Customer Care can be reached by emailing [email protected], online chat or leave a voicemail by calling (859) 258-2472. Thank you in advance for your understanding and patience.
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Horse Care Videos

Respiratory Health in Competition Horses
Dr. Wren Burnley
Feeding Competition Horses
Christina Reynolds, PAS
Pasture Care
Tom Boyd
Developing Young Horses
Beezie Madden
Horse Retirement at Madden Mountain
Beezie Madden
Common Hoof Problems
Stephen E. O’Grady, DVM, MRCVS
Fly and Insect Management
Hope Hobday Glynn
Arabian Horse Mane and Tail Care
Cynthia Richardson
Saddle Fitting
Audrey Samara
USEF Drug Rules Explained
Dr. Stephen Schumacher
Five Step Post-Competition Care Routine
Lee McKeever
What You Need in a Horse First-Aid Kit
Dr. Liz Barrett
Equine Skin Problems
Stephen E. O’Grady, DVM, MRCVS
Blanketing 101
Emma Ford
Common Equine Veterinary Therapies
Dr. Hugh Behling, DVM
Preparing for an Event
Emma Ford
Show Horse Management
Reed Kessler
Tips on Body Clipping Your Horse
Shannon O'Hatnick
Horses as Athletes: Rehabilitation & Therapy
Kirsten Johnson
Free
Microchipping 101
Dr. Liz Barrett
Colic: Signs, Symptoms & First Aid
Dr. Liz Barrett
Wrapping Bandages with Shannon O'Hatnick
Shannon O'Hatnick
Free
Basic Horse Grooming
Max Corcoran
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