Left or Right Dominant?
As an Equine Therapist, I often get asked why it is that horses become skeletally imbalanced. This is due to…
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Imposter Syndrome: The Confidence Thief in the Saddle
Ever found yourself in the warm-up ring, heart thumping, and wondering “What am I even doing here?” Your horse is…
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Hydrate. Save. Support.
Genius Equestrian members cut plastic, save money, and back Para riders with every sip. Genius Equestrian has partnered with Water-to-Go…
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Why do horses suffer from filled legs?
Swelling in horses’ lower legs is relatively common, however it can be alarming, and it is certainly worth horse owners…
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Kissing Spine – Prevention or Cure?
Author Ella Attrill Dip Vet Phys IAAMT ESMT Kissing spine is when the dorsal spinous processes are too close together…
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To rug or not to rug?
Horse owners are routinely putting rugs (blankets) on their horses all year round, however new research suggests that certain types…
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Building a True Connection with Your Horse
One of the most rewarding parts of horse ownership—or even just riding regularly—is the bond that develops between horse and…
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Denmark Sends Clear Message as it Announces a Ban on Double Bridles
Denmark Breaks with Tradition: Double Bridles Banned by Danish Equestrian Federation In a bold move that is sparking debate across…
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Keeping Dehydration at Bay
With the British heat wave continuing to bake us and our horses, it’s important to take some time to check…
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Imposter Syndrome: The Confidence Thief in the Saddle
Imposter Syndrome: The Confidence Thief in the Saddle Ever found yourself in the warm-up ring, heart thumping, and wondering “What…
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The dangers of sleep deprivation in horses
Sleep is essential for life. The quality and quantity of a horse’s sleep directly affects their health and well-being. However,…
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Grade 1 International Para Dressage Rider Di Green- Why Lexi Needed a Year Off
In simple terms my beloved Lexi completely lost her nerve with me onboard. We tried everything to help her, with…
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Meet Budding Paralympian Chelsea Butcher
Hi, I’m Chelsea Butcher a para dressage rider competing in Grade 3 level. I’ve been involved in para dressage for…
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How to get your horse fit
The long winter months are drawing to a close, your horse may have had a winter holiday. Now is the…
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Mindset Madness
Everywhere you go these days everyone is talking about mindset. There is no hiding from it, whether inside or outside…
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‘Take the risk or lose the chance’
Name: Amanda ShirtcliffeHorse: Ranger (Owned by Averina Snow)FEI Classification Driver Grade: 1Driving credentials: Absolutely none! That’s right, you read that…
Read MoreFlaky Reiki or Science based therapy?
Reiki has been around for a long time. It emerged from Japan in the late 18 – early 1900s and…
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Post injury Rehabilitation
As a veterinary surgeon it is hugely satisfying to see a horse with a significant injury respond well to treatment…
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It was always going to be emotional!
Last Summer Winnie gave us the feeling that she was ready to come back into the world of Para Dressage.…
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Equihandee Bridle Buddy – The Ultimate Tack Storage Solution!
At Equihandee, we’re always looking for ways to make life easier for riders, and this time, we’re thrilled to introduce…
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Bringing Your Horse into Work? Tips To Get Your Horse Fit and Avoid Lameness
Many of you will be starting to get your horses fit with long-slow work. A good basis for increasing bone…
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How to take a horse from SHOES to BAREFOOT with Alex Ridgeway & Dr Mark Caldwell
With the trend for keeping horses barefoot coming to the fore in 2019 this video will tell you all you…
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Licking and chewing – submission or stress?
To gain insight into the function of licking and non-nutritive chewing behaviour in horses, a team of equine scientists from…
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8 Laminitis Myths Busted!
It is now widely acknowledged that laminitis is not a condition we only see in the summer months, and actually…
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Has your horse been diagnosed with Navicular? Learn more about what it means and the possible treatments available..
Author – Springhill Equine Clinic What is a “navicular”? The navicular is a small bone in your horse’s foot at…
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I’ve learnt as I’ve got older to really listen to what the people around me say about others
In the UK, approximately one in four adults suffer from a mental health problem each year. Personally, I think…
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Equestrian Charity Shop Opens Its Doors
We are so excited to bring this new venture to our Equestrian communities. The online store has an array of…
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Behind C with BD and Para Judge Alison Duck – What I am looking for when I judge a test
Episode 2. The 2nd part in our Dressage series ‘Behind C’ with top judge Alison Duck When I judge a…
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The Biomechanics of Engagement (part 2): The Essential Components of Self Carriage
Every rider, trainer and owner that cares about not damaging their horse needs to see the highly anticipated follow up…
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