Equus Now!'s 2026 Lecture Series

Equus Now! is excited to announce a comprehensive Free Educational Seminar Series designed to empower horse owners, riders, and equine professionals with practical knowledge on some of today’s most important equine health topics. Taking place at the Equus Now! Columbus store, this in-store series brings respected veterinarians and industry experts together to share insights that help horses live healthier, more comfortable, and higher-performing lives.

Each seminar is free to attend and offers a welcoming environment for learning, discussion, and community connection — whether you’re a longtime horse owner or new to the equestrian world.

The series concludes with an engaging nutrition seminar led by Lilly Ehrman of Buckeye Nutrition.

Attendees will learn about balanced feeding programs, the role of forage, understanding supplements, and how proper nutrition supports growth, recovery, immune health, and performance at every stage of life. This session provides practical takeaways owners can immediately apply to their feeding routines.

Hoof health plays a critical role in every horse’s comfort and performance. This seminar brings together equine podiatrist Dr. Audrey Busby and experienced farrier Todd Santoro for an in-depth look at modern hoof care.

Topics will include common hoof problems, preventative maintenance, trimming and shoeing strategies, and how proper hoof balance affects the entire musculoskeletal system. This session is ideal for owners looking to improve soundness, performance, and long-term durability in their horses.

Equus Now!’s Educational Seminar Series reflects the store’s commitment to not only providing quality equestrian products, but also serving as a trusted resource for horse care education in the Columbus area. By bringing respected professionals together under one roof, Equus Now! continues to foster a strong, informed, and connected equestrian community.

All seminars are free to attend and held in-store at Equus Now! – Columbus. Attendees are encouraged to bring barn friends, prepare questions, and enjoy an afternoon of learning.