Lisa Jack

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About Lisa Jack

Horse Illustrated is the magazine for people who are passionate about horses. Each issue offers advice on horse health and care, plus user-friendly training tips for both English and western riders and engaging lifestyle features for horse lovers. Along with our website, HorseIllustrated.com, and youth title, Young Rider, Horse Illustrated is dedicated to making the most of life with horses, and helping riders of all experience levels care for and enjoy their horses.

ASPCA�s Right Horse Adoptable Horse: Marie Joelle

Lisa Jack03 Nov, 2022Other

Welcome to Horse Illustrated?s weekly installment of the Right Horse Adoptable Horse of the Week, offered in partnership with the ASPCA?s Right Horse program. This week?s adoptable horse is Marie Joelle! Check back weekly for a new featured horse so you can find your Right Horse.

ASPCA�s Right Horse Adoptable Horse: He�s a King Kite

Lisa Jack21 Sep, 2022Other

The Right Horse Adoptable Horse of the Week is He's a King Kite, a 26-year-old blue roan American Paint Horse gelding offered by Nexus Equine in Oklahoma City, OK. This week?s adoptable horse is He?s a King Kite! Check back weekly for a new featured horse so you can find your Right Horse.

PEMF Equine Therapy

Lisa Jack09 Sep, 2022Other

This cutting-edge therapeutic has been gaining popularity all over the horse world. Find out what PEMF equine therapy is all about. PEMF?pulsed electromagnetic field?is a non-invasive therapy that is catching on in both the human and animal worlds. In horses, PEMF is being used to treat hoof and joint issues, tendon and ligament injuries, sore backs, inflammation, gastric ulcers, laminitis, stone bruises and other issues.

Moody Mares: Curing Common Behavior Issues

Lisa Jack01 Sep, 2022Other

Bad behavior in mares tend to get a rap when their heat cycle comes along, but there are to even out the moodiest of mares. By the time I arrived at the showgrounds with my mare, Sally, I had left nothing to chance. I was confident that we would put in solid performances on our hunter rounds. What happened next surprised me; her erratic behavior during our warm-up rattled my show nerves to the core.

Clothing for Every Equestrian

Lisa Jack26 Aug, 2022Other

Equestrians are a beautiful kaleidoscope of ages, shapes, sizes and ethnicities. But the rich diversity of our community is not always represented by equestrian clothing that?s available to riders?or the models representing those items in photos and ads.

ASPCA�s Right Horse Adoptable Horse: Maggie

Lisa Jack19 Aug, 2022Other

The Right Horse Adoptable Horse of the Week is Maggie, a 19-year-old American Paint Horse mare offered by Colorado Horse Rescue in Longmont, Colorado. Welcome to Horse Illustrated?s weekly installment of the Right Horse Adoptable Horse of the Week, offered in partnership with the ASPCA?s Right Horse program. This week?s adoptable horse is Maggie! Check back weekly for a new featured horse so you can find your Right Horse.

Making the Most of Summer with Horses

Lisa Jack15 Aug, 2022Other

This winter, while I clenched my horse?s freezing metal bit between my thighs to warm it up for her, I made a promise. I lifted my eyes skyward and telepathically swore to equestrian higher power Beezie Madden that I would neither whine nor wail about the heat and humidity this year if she would only hasten the arrival of warm weather and make the riding gods bring back the sun. There?s no better season than summer with horses.

Ranch Riding Downward Transitions

Lisa Jack04 Aug, 2022Other

Of all the ranch versatility events, ranch riding has gained the most popularity; it?s also become the most competitive. If you?re on a quest to achieve high marks in ranch riding, three-time American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) Versatility Ranch Horse World Champion Mike Major says you?ll want to perfect your downward transitions from extended gaits to the slower gaits, showing off your horse?s willingness to respond to your guidance. But tackling this element can be a struggle. Here are some tips to help you improve.

Managing Buttercups in Horse Pastures

Lisa Jack29 Jul, 2022Other

Buttercups are toxic to horses. Horses generally have no interest in grazing on them when other food is available. But because they survive your horse?s teeth when everything else around gets grazed down, they can thrive and spread and before you know it, they seem to be the only vegetation left in the field.