The beauty of the horse’s front limb movement is the outcome of a sophisticated coordination of the vertebral column mechanism.

The saddle (as interface between horse and rider) has the potential to inflict the most anatomical and physiological damage when it no longer fits.

Australian study team report on successful use of breath-by-breath spirometry.

Your horse is already wearing a winter coat. Why put on another one?

“Donkeys seem to have a reserved character,” study team reports.

“The physiological studies in horses show many similarities to human responses …”

Horses don’t come with owner manuals, so we need to learn how horses function and apply training that encourages soundness rather than overloading.

Researchers in Thailand delve into classic exercise regimen for polo ponies.

Poll Pressure Guide developed by bit specialist Neue Schule to provide greater understanding of the bit and bitting.

There are solid reasons behind choosing a saddle which is specific to the discipline you are riding – both for you and the horse.

Why is breath so central? Because the horse is trying to sense what our body language and posture are telling him, the amount of energy stored in our body as tension is an important cue to him.

Horses had no problems learning to discriminate between three simple visual symbols.

Study team assesses 10 horses used in live-audience demonstrations.

You can teach any horse that the easiest thing to do is to kick. Equally, you can teach any horse that the easiest thing to do is stand and hold his leg still for you.

Australian researchers tested 20 riding school horses and ponies.

World-renowned horsewoman and animal communicator Anna Twinney shares her gentle training methods.

The lameness battle can only be won by going back to the source.