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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The Post-Season Blues: From the Edge of the Cliff to the Next Adventure
The final event is done. The rosettes, are on display, your tack is away (for now), and your horse is…
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Does your horse need more energy, especially when competing?
Whilst many riders seem to be searching for something to help take the edge off their horse, there also seem…
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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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The Study of the Equine Hoof- Back to Basics
Author: Lindsey Field A great 3 part series for horse lovers wanting to scrub up on their hoof knowledge. It…
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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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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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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of Coaching
What Makes a Great Coach- the good the bad and the ugly? This month I want to have a look…
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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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How and Why to feed Oil to horses
By Dr David Marlin In simple terms, oils and fats are compounds high in energy that do not dissolve in…
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Flaky 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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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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Equine Dentistry
Currently in Great Britain, a wide variety of people perform equine dental procedures. Some may be well trained and appropriately…
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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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The third part of our series on stretching and flexibility with Sharon Stuart or Stuart Equine – forelimb and neck stretches for the horse and shoulder stretches for the rider
In this week’s series of stretches, we look at some key stretches for the forelimbs and neck of the horse,…
Read MoreHas 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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The McTimony Approach – Case Study: Storm in a tea-cup
I was approached by a charity, The Welsh Pony Rescue and Rehoming Charitable Trust and was asked if I would…
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Second part of our series on stretching and flexibility with Sharon Stuart of Stuart Equine – hind limb stretches for the horse and glutes and hips for the rider
Following on from last weeks introduction to stretching, this week we look at key stretches for the hind limbs of…
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Top tips on getting Winter ready from Kelly Medlin at Trendy Equine
Forward thinking has long been the saviour of many pole explorers and horse owners.Autumn lends itself to considering our current…
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To rug or not?
Author: Equine Science Update Some horse owners routinely put rugs (blankets) on their horses all year round, however new research…
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British Equestrian supports new advice over use of water treadmills
New guidelines endorsed by British Equestrian (BEF) have been published to highlight best practice in the use of water treadmills…
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The importance of keeping flexible whilst not riding
In these rather unusual days when lots of riders can’t, or are choosing not to ride, it’s important that we…
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Haygain examine why spring grass is dangerous for horses
Sugars in spring grass Winter sees most domesticated horses in the Northern Hemisphere being fed dried forage for months on…
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