Horse and Rider

KEEP YOUR TEETH TO YOURSELF!

A guide to stopping biting in horses Biting is a common issue many horse owners encounter (especially those of us who own geldings!) Whilst nipping and biting is sure to raise our blood pressure a little bit and can, of course, be dangerous, we do need to realise that actually, this is quite a natural…

BylizzieNovember 12, 20250Comments

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RIDER ANATOMY

How it affects your position Text: Christie Wolhuter Images: Supplied Saddles come in various shapes and sizes, and humans come in even more! When it comes to saddle fitting, much attention is paid to how a saddle fits a horse, and whilst this is certainly the most important factor, it is still beneficial to take the rider’s anatomical…

BylizzieNovember 10, 20250Comments

Horse and Rider

STRESS

And its effect on your riding performance Text: Ryan Tehini Stress and anxiety are innate aspects of athletic competition and often inhibit performance and ultimately contribute to an unfavourable competition outcome. Many athletes report difficulty concentrating, inefficient decision-making, hazy thought, and reduced energy as a result of competition stress. However, despite the negative discourse surrounding stress…

BylizzieNovember 8, 20250Comments

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KEEP YOUR TEETH TO YOURSELF!

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