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Riding & Safety
Riding with or without reins?
Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling reveals why he likes to ride without reins, even though sometimes reins are better.

If the psoas muscle is tight in horse riders, it prevents the rider from keeping their heel in alignment with their shoulder.

There are few bargains to be had when buying a horse float, so you need to do your homework.

Learn to ride with soft hands
Playing it safe on our roads
Safe ways of tying up your horse

Treating old scar tissue in horses
Here a technique from the old-fashioned traditions of Chinese Medicine for treating old scar tissue in horses.

A sick horse can be costly to get well. Here are some simple strategies to keep the bad bugs at bay.

EPE is an emerging intestinal disease primarily of recently weaned foals

Founder and laminitis
Treating eye injuries in horses
All about heaves in horses

The trouble with the arabian horse community
The Arabian horse community is in trouble. If drastic changes are not made soon, the number of members and registrations will continue to plummet.

For centuries, high-ranking visitors to Oakham Manor paid a toll in the form of a horseshoe.

What if your horse escapes and causes damage? What if someone's dog or a speeding driver spooks your mount when out for a ride?

Don't get scammed on internet horse deals!
Bone of contention over Phar Lap
Life tough for the Newfoundland

Oxytocin promotes placental expulsion
A study in Japan has found that oxytocin can help mares to expel the placenta after foaling.

NI is caused by an incompatibility of blood types between a mare and her foal.

The topic of coat colour and coat patterns is of great interest to horse breeders.

Keeping your mare and newborn foal healthy
Normal signs of foaling in mares
Preparing a foaling kit

Feet First
Are you considering going barefoot with your horse? You will benefit greatly by reading this book.

How much do riders understand about the way their horse moves, the way they are meant to move, and their physical limitations?

As equine science progresses we must update our knowledge and sometimes change our ideas about many aspects of the horse world.

Horse-friendly riding, bySusan McBane
Horse Training In-hand, Schuthof-Lesmeister / Mistral
Dressage School, by Britta Schoffmann

Feeding barley to horses
Barley is an important part of many horse feeds. Is it the ideal horse feed?

Does your horse have no trouble remembering where its salt lick is in its paddock?

Balage is an increasingly popular winter feed for horses. It's nutritious and most horses enjoy it.

Horse hay: how to identify the good stuff
Reducing weight in obese horses
Is vegetable oil good in a horse's diet?

 




 


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