If you spend enough time with horsey people, you realise they seem to talk a different language. We’ve received a few questions about the meaning of horse-related words so thought we’d answer them here. If you have heard any horse-related words that you don’t understand, just send them through to lizzie@hqmagazine.co.za and we’ll put them […]
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Jump-offs can be great fun (with a smidge of stress) but just how do you make sure that you give your pony the best chance to shine in terms of speed and accuracy? Find out here… 1. Memorise, memorise Memorise the jump-off track as well as you did the first course! 2. Assess the risk
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At HQ we have started a new project – and we want you and your ponies to be involved. The project is called #HQHack1000 and it involves you hacking 1000km with your pony over the next year or so. Each time you hack all you have to do is track the number of kilometres that
A pony called Stroller won a silver medal in showjumping at the Olympics in 1968. Marion Mould (nee Coakes) and Stroller were only four faults behind the winner when they won the Individual Silver Medal. Stroller was a bay Irish Sport Horse and only 14.2hh. In 1967 Stroller became the only pony ever to win the
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