FIBRE CAN CHANGE ABNORMAL BEHAVIOUR

By Hannah Botha, MSc Equine Nutriiton Stereotypic behaviours are actions that are repeated without any apparent or obvious purpose or function. These behaviours involve a need-related drive that develops if an environment has inadequate opportunities for satisfying the need the horse is trying to fill. Once established, these behaviours may become a need in and of…

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FRAGILE FOAL SYNDROME

By Amelia Campbell-Horne With breeding, so many things can go wrong, so any risk that can be eliminated should be! Fragile Foal Syndrome (FFS) is one such risk that can be easily avoided. In this article, HQ chats with Dr Mareli Smalberger, South Africa's local FFS expert, to help us understand how we can eliminate this risk…

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SUMMIT RIDGE UNITED LEAGUE OF CHAMPIONS 2022 – 25 NOVEMBER RESULTS – 25 November RESULTS

Summit Ridge United League Of Champions 2022: 1.20m A2 Competition (Pool One) 1st: iPharma Callaho Lord Max - Stewart Barker 2nd: Foresyte Kiss of Onyx - Ryan Wallbridge 3rd: Afrizan's Izzy Miyake - Jacqui Cochrane 4th: iPharma Callaho Ardennes - Natalie Hime 5th: iPharma Davenport Radiant - Stewart Barker 6th: Back On Track Callaho Larentino - Gregory Scott 7th: Diamonds Applause -…

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ASKHQ: WHAT ARE THE RULES OF SHOWJUMPING?

Photography: Merlynn Trichardt Q: What are the rules of showjumping? The international governing body for most major show jumping competitions is the Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI), and in their rulebook the two most common types of penalties are jumping penalties and time penalties. Jumping penalties Jumping penalties are given for refusals and knockdowns, with each refusal or knockdown…

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