Recognizing the legal status of persons on your property—and undertaking risk control measures—can help mitigate your liability exposure.

You’ve built a great equine business, and although your exit is a long way off, now is the time to consider what will happen after you leave.

Here are some tips for dealing with an unhappy customer at your equine facility.

With the right ponies and the helpers, providing ponies for kids' birthday parties can be a fun and rewarding experience that can add to your equine business' bottom line.

Make sure that neighbors know that you are doing all that you can to run your equine business while being a good neighbor.

Consider how your horses can be trained and used for community education and introducing people to horses.