Editor's note: Most of the information on the breeding, raising, training, and riding pages came from sources on the internet, whether it be from actual breeders or from veterinarians and publications. This is only a short list of those resources...many, many more can be found at The Paint Horse Link. Be sure to visit there for links to paint horse pages on the web.
Thank you to the following for the information for my site....
Equine Fact Sheets from the University of Kentucky
Articles on breeding, raising, and caring for horses. Includes nutrition for the pregnant mare and foal and diseases and problems that can occur with breeding. Also visit their equine research, blood typing, and diseases page at Vet Science.
A step by step picture diary of the birth of a foal...A MUST SEE! Caution: Do not pull on the foals legs as they are in the pictures unless the mare needs help. It is better for her to do it herself than to injure the foals legs and the mare's insides.
The University of California-Davis
The Veterinary Genetics Laboratory does Homozygous Tobiano testing, as well as printing research articles.
Set your bookmark here! You'll find yourself going back to this page many times. Not only do they offer articles on many equine subjects and consults for a fee, but they are easy to understand! Also included is the very popular bulletin board where you can post your question and vets, farriers, trainers, and breeders will answer them for you.
Consult with a veterinarian or review research articles.
A variety of articles on breeding, raising, and owning horses.
Books, tapes, etc. on various research topics.
A user friendly way to discuss your animal's problem in a consult with a veterinarian. Fill out a form, send a small fee, and get answers!
Large Animal Radiology from the University of Pennsylvania
A technical, but informative listing of various x-rays including pre-purchase exams and abnormalities such as navicular and laminitis. Be sure to visit their glossary page first!
Everything from health articles to show schedules to stallion listings, from the American Paint Horse Association.
Training and nutrition tips from John Lyons, the horseworld's kindest trainer.
International Museum of the Horse
Featuring the Kentucky Horse Park, art exhibits, and more.
Written by a PhD. Articles, lessons, tips...the list goes on.
Columns on riding and training, tips, horses for sale, and question and answer sessions.
Also known as the Blood Horse--Thoroughbred racing online magazine. An endless supply of vet resources, articles, archives, and a glossary for the average Joe or Jane.
Also check out Horse Illustrated and Horse and Rider, print magazines.
