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You can read online or download the complete 2018 fall issue of Stable Management magazine.

You can read online or download the complete 2018 spring issue of Stable Management magazine.

Read or download the complete 2017 fall issue of Stable Management magazine.

The Spring issue of Stable Management magazine contained many articles that can help you better manage your equine business, whether that is a private farm, boarding facility, equine-assisted therapy program or a lesson program.

Many farms and stables need a gift certificate for riding lessons that they can download and print out as needed. Just click on the image and save to your computer...

Whether you have a large or small farm or boarding stable, you need to have a printed document that has emergency contact information for each horse and owner.

USRider Motor Plan is a sister company to Stable Management. USRider offers members many benefits, and they have shared some safety tips with Stable Management readers...

When you have new clients join your farm or stable, you need to gather basic information to keep in your files. Stable Management has created a PDF that you can download and store, or that you can...

Before you hit the road, follow our checklist to make sure your trailer is road-worthy and properly equipped for a minor emergency.

When you own, manage or train at a horse farm or stable, there can be conflicts of trying to get into the indoor or outdoor arenas for lessons, schooling or even turnout. Using a schedule to allocate...

Busy farm and stable owners/managers know finding time to do everything that needs to be done on a daily basis is hard. However, keeping your tack in good repair is a necessity. Unfortunately, we...

Welcome to the Spring 2014 edition of Stable Management magazine! This is the first magazine published since Active Interest Media purchased the brand in 2013. Surveys our our readers noted that the...

Check out this month's video from Merck on dealing with worms.

Sometimes it takes an eye-opening event to show just how real the threats and consequences of equine influenza are.