Text: Shari Michaelis While showjumping might seem like a ‘point and shoot’ discipline to some spectators, a good showjumping round requires much more from the horse than just clearing the…
Q: Can I use a metal curry comb on my horse? A: No – a metal curry comb is not designed for use on the horse and is much too…
Q: What is the difference between a two-stage and a five-stage vetting? A: A two-stage vetting is limited to just a standing examination of the horse and a brief assessment…
HQ caught up with Anel Pelser, Riding Instructor, to find out about her services: HQ: As a freelance instructor, do you specialise in a specific discipline or do you teach…
The five freedoms are a set of internationally recognised and commonly adopted animal welfare standards. They outline what we as animal owners or carers must provide for the animals in…
Q: Why is the horse much less common today in art than he was previously? A: Horses have appeared in works of art throughout history, but the number of horses…
On this cold and wintery day, we all need something heart-warming ❤️. This video from Callaho Warmblood Sport Horses has really put a smile on our faces. Enjoy this insight into the…
As many of us would usually be at Easter Festival this weekend, we thought it would be a good idea to take a little walk down memory lane and enjoy…
Q: What are the bars? A: It is easiest to think of the bars as the parts of the hoof that, rather than finishing the circle formed by the hoof…
Q: When deciding on a mating, what do you take into consideration? A: My first consideration is simple - do I honestly believe the match has a high probability of…
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