An educational event for horse owners featuring lectures & demos by local veterinarians. Registration is now open!
Join us Saturday, January 22nd, 2022 at the University of Arizona's Campus Agricultural Center! This annual educational event for horse owners features a variety of lectures & hands on demonstrations by local veterinarians, industry professionals, & UA Extension.
01/21/2026
Not to be missed...new venue added for Sunday means much more in depth take home information for you and your horse... There will be different sessions from 10-2:30 including practical applications for you to try with your horses as well as a brideless riding demonstration! Sign up now!
01/15/2026
Register now for the lower prices! See first comment for the link or use the QR code from the flyer to get there...
12/24/2025
Two days and much great information! Join us for the 10th Horse Symposium on Jan 24-25, 2026
12/04/2025
One Stop Shopping for information on EHV-1...
Hot off the press with what you need to know about EHV-1... https://extension.arizona.edu/publication/equine-herpesvirus-1-ehv-1
01/26/2025
Whew! What a day… Lots of awesome presentations, demonstrations, and hands on at the 9th Annual Symposium! Great work by volunteers/students/faculty/staff, and all others who helped this day be so successful… Time to rest…. Picts go in reverse from the end of the day to the beginning…
01/25/2025
Great sponsors supporting an excellent docket for learning about horses today! Thank you U of A Race Track Industry Program, Purina, Royal Star Equestrian Center, Doc Bar Ranch!
01/24/2025
Thank you to our amazing sponsors! Be sure to check out Royal Star Equestrian Center
01/18/2025
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Don’t miss the early bird deadline (MONDAY) for the 9th Annual Symposium! Topics include horse behavior and training, nutrition, chiropractic, and more…. https://extension.arizona.edu/node/1051
01/02/2025
It's coming soon!!
If you haven’t heard about the 70+ horses that died in Oklahoma due to an error at the feed mill with ionophores toxic to horses… check out this impromptu webinar (Facebook live wasn’t cooperating on our National Extension Horses page…)