About Wendy Siddle Dailey, Foxwatch Equine Services

Foxwatch Equine Services is one of the most trusted equine care and horsemanship operations in our region. Wendy founded it on a simple premise: good horsemanship is a daily practice, not a credential, and the best decisions for any horse are made by the people who actually know that horse.

She has ridden everything from green horses to North American Field Hunter Championship finalists. Clients describe her work in their own words better than any marketing copy could:

"Wendy Siddle Dailey is the complete equine professional package. Not only can she ride anything from green horses to NAFHC finalists, her barn management is impeccable. Her horsemanship is beyond reproach."

The work covers the full range of professional equine care: training and finishing, barn management, hunt preparation, sport-horse conditioning, lay-ups, and the kind of patient knowledgeable attention that turns difficult horses into reliable partners.

Wendy and Charlie at a hunt meet.

Decades in the saddle.

A small selection from the practice. The horses, the hounds, the country.

Wendy on a hunt morning, with the field on her tail.

Formal hunt attire, dark bay mount.

Standing portrait, tweed coat, autumn country.

With the hounds. The pack is the work.

Huntsman and pack on the road with Orange County Hunt.

The pack at work, jumping a coop.

Why the Nutrition Hub exists

Forty years in barns surfaces a recurring problem. A horse comes in with vague signs: stiffness after work, episodic tying-up, weight that will not hold, neurological symptoms that come and go. The owner asks what to feed. The vet recommends "a low-NSC diet." The owner walks into the feed store and finds twelve products that all claim to be low-NSC, and three websites that disagree about what NSC even means for their breed. The horse, meanwhile, is still tying up.

The Foxwatch Equine Nutrition Hub is the answer to that question. It is the resource we wished existed when we were standing in front of a horse with PSSM or EPM and trying to make a feeding decision that mattered. It is built on the systematic literature review methodology used in human medicine, applied to the questions horse owners actually ask.

What you will find here

Plain-English summaries of peer-reviewed research on PSSM, EPM, and equine nutrition.
Interactive tools that turn that research into ration targets and hay-test interpretation.
Citation hover-cards on every claim.
A research library with all 34 source reviews, free to read.
Sponsor disclosures on every page.

What you will not find

Veterinary medical advice.
Diagnosis. Treatment recommendations specific to your horse.
Anonymous tip-of-the-iceberg articles meant to drive you to a product page.
Anything we cannot back up with a citation.

Information only, not veterinary medical advice. Every horse is different. Every diagnosis is the work of a licensed veterinarian. The Hub exists to help you have better conversations with your vet, not to replace one.

Get in touch

For boarding, training, or hunt preparation inquiries: see Foxwatch Equine Services or use the contact form.

For Nutrition Hub editorial inquiries, contributor proposals, or sponsor outreach: see the sponsor framework or email hello@foxwatch.llc.