These supplements are sold as preventatives against sand colic, but all evidence confirms they should be considered SECONDARY to management…
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In recent years, there has been considerable debate regarding the use of the double bridle, particularly relating to the mechanical…
If you own dogs or horses in the UK, summer brings its own challenges. Dusty tracks, beach trips, competitions and…
The best approach prioritises management to minimise sand intake, supported by high-forage diets that promote sand passage through the gut.…
Climate change is one of those things we all know is happening, but for most of us it still feels…
As Yard Managers we want to be accessible, reliable and organised in terms of our communication with clients, and still,…
In the equestrian world, “shock-absorbing” stirrups are heavily marketed as must-have gear for joint protection and performance. Brands like Flex-On…
Every so often, a misguided or ill-informed ecowarrior/naturalist/influencer decides to campaign on behalf of the Cinnabar moth and suggests that…
Scroll through any equestrian or pasture management group, and you’ll see the same post on repeat: “What is this, and how…
Is Your Horse Anxious or Stressed During Training/Schooling Sessions? If they are, it probably means your horse isn’t learning as…