Buing a horse - how to go about it, questions to ask and what to look for
Dressage Ettiquete - what to do... and what not to!
Lead Rein & Young Rider - Coach & Parent Hints
Dressage Ettiquete - what to do... and what not to!
Lead Rein & Young Rider - Coach & Parent Hints
Some Helpful Hints & Interesting Articles for you to peruse...
Tack Safety Chart - before you ride, evaluate the condition of your equipment to reduce the risk of breakage and malfunction.
Bridle Fit - How to doublecheck the size and adjustment of your horse’s headgear.
Treating Scratches - Relieve this problem with gentle cleansing, thorough drying and lots of greasy ointment.
Discovering your Horses Body Condition - the body condition score (BCS) system offers an objective method of estimating a horse’s body fat levels.
Body Language - physical clues to your horses moods
Vital Signs - gauge your horses internal condition by monitoring these six indicators of his health status
Skin Scurf - how to identify eight common ailments that develop on a horses skin.
Bruise, Sprain of Strain - signs to help you identify the severity of a horses swollen joint.
Medication Basics - nine common medication types commonly administered to horses and what they do.
Bones and Joints - what to expect when your horse has a common lameness causing condition.
How to Pull a Loose Shoe - With a farrier’s rasp and puller, you can remove a shoe with little or no hoof damage.
Basic Hoof Care - top US farrier Scott McKerrick on understanding the correct 'set' for your horses foot and hoof type.
Keep Him from Pulling on the Lunge - a California trainer’s three-step system will help you teach your horse proper lunging etiquette.
Fitting A Grazing Muzzle - Whether you’re managing an easy keeper or safeguarding a laminitis-prone horse, a grazing muzzle is an indispensable tool.
Thats a Wrap - follow a top stable managers technique for applying this useful stable bandage.
No Fuss Mud Knot - try this easy method for keeping your horses tail out of the dirt using nothing more than his own hair!
Have Fun in your Arena - if you have fallen into a rut, try these ten exercises to get moving in a whole new direction
Barebacks a Blast - yes it's fun but it will also boost your balance!
SpaDay - Mane Makeover - transform your horses scruffy locks
SpaDay - Tail Makeover - a well groomed tail will enhance your horses 'pretty' factor
(the magazine extracts above are attached courtesey of EQUUS, Practical Horseman and Horse & Rider magazines.
Bridle Fit - How to doublecheck the size and adjustment of your horse’s headgear.
Treating Scratches - Relieve this problem with gentle cleansing, thorough drying and lots of greasy ointment.
Discovering your Horses Body Condition - the body condition score (BCS) system offers an objective method of estimating a horse’s body fat levels.
Body Language - physical clues to your horses moods
Vital Signs - gauge your horses internal condition by monitoring these six indicators of his health status
Skin Scurf - how to identify eight common ailments that develop on a horses skin.
Bruise, Sprain of Strain - signs to help you identify the severity of a horses swollen joint.
Medication Basics - nine common medication types commonly administered to horses and what they do.
Bones and Joints - what to expect when your horse has a common lameness causing condition.
How to Pull a Loose Shoe - With a farrier’s rasp and puller, you can remove a shoe with little or no hoof damage.
Basic Hoof Care - top US farrier Scott McKerrick on understanding the correct 'set' for your horses foot and hoof type.
Keep Him from Pulling on the Lunge - a California trainer’s three-step system will help you teach your horse proper lunging etiquette.
Fitting A Grazing Muzzle - Whether you’re managing an easy keeper or safeguarding a laminitis-prone horse, a grazing muzzle is an indispensable tool.
Thats a Wrap - follow a top stable managers technique for applying this useful stable bandage.
No Fuss Mud Knot - try this easy method for keeping your horses tail out of the dirt using nothing more than his own hair!
Have Fun in your Arena - if you have fallen into a rut, try these ten exercises to get moving in a whole new direction
Barebacks a Blast - yes it's fun but it will also boost your balance!
SpaDay - Mane Makeover - transform your horses scruffy locks
SpaDay - Tail Makeover - a well groomed tail will enhance your horses 'pretty' factor
(the magazine extracts above are attached courtesey of EQUUS, Practical Horseman and Horse & Rider magazines.
