Understanding where pressure builds under bridles and bits can help prevent discomfort, tension, and resistance, and improve both welfare and…
Rethinking what’s ‘normal’ The sight of a horse moving in a bridle, poll flexed, lips gently closed, has long been…
How turnout, stress and routine affect digestion We tend to think of equine nutrition as the science of calories, minerals,…
What does the science say For some riders, shoes are non‑negotiable tools that let sporthorses stay comfortable, protected and competitive…
If you’ve been reading ingredient labels on equine supplements lately, you may have come across a mysterious green powder: spirulina.…
What we know about sole thickness and soundness When we think about hooves, we often focus on wall cracks, flares,…
Does shape, material, or elasticity matter? The girth is one of the most fundamental pieces of tack in your horse’s…
Research indicates that horses can experience depression. Here we'll review the pioneering study that sought to identify depression in horses…
Horses should have a diet based around forage, and while some will need more than others, this essential part of…
Winter mornings might make for stunning sunrises and misty arenas, but they can also take a toll on your horse…