Equine instinct and horses doing what’s easiest
Forget about respect. It’s got nothing to do with horse training.
Read moreResearch articles on the care and training of the horse.
Forget about respect. It’s got nothing to do with horse training.
Read moreSometimes the reasons for failure are not as simple as first suspected.
Read moreWhen are these people going to join the dots? All the ‘gaining of respect’ and ‘desensitisation’ doesn’t work.
Read moreConcentrate on what works best for your horse, writes Neil Davies.
Read moreNeil Davies talks horse smarts – and how early education affects how horses take to being ridden.
Read moreResearchers assess Thoroughbreds, Arabians and Anglo-arabians.
Read moreProper functioning of the hoof capsule is necessary but there is more.
Read moreNever aim to reach a certain stage in a certain time when training a horse.
Read moreMovements problems can reveal site of damage before X-ray.
Read moreThe science behind Kissing Spine and avoiding it with simple exercises to improve your horse’s gaits.
Read moreHot tips to see you through a cold winter in the northern hemisphere.
Read moreSome horse owners give “too much of a good thing” when dishing out medication.
Read moreIt’s pointless to blame your horse if he doesn’t respond.
Read moreDon’t get stuck in the past and try to emulate the old Classical Masters.
Read moreGetting a horse “used” to something shows a lack of understanding of how they learn.
Read moreThere’s no such such thing as habituation in relation to training horses, writes Neil Davies.
Read moreYou’ll never rub your horse up the wrong way if you follow this simple method.
Read moreWant to be herd leader? Don’t bother trying; horses know you’re not one of them.
Read moreI’ve never found plastic bags blowing in the wind or umbrellas suddenly opening a problem.
Read moreThe only part of any horse that anyone can teach is his mind.
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