LUCERNE
Super forage or overrated? Lucerne (also known as alfalfa) has long enjoyed a reputation as a high-quality forage for performance […]
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BLANKETING IN SOUTH AFRICA
In the temperate climates of Southern Africa, the practice of blanketing horses during the cooler months is a topic of
TRAINING THE EYE – HOW TO ASSESS CONFORMATION AND MOVEMENT
Whether you’re shopping for a youngster, evaluating your current mount, or simply seeking to better understand your horse’s strengths and
ASKHQ: ASYMMETRICAL REIN RESISTANCE
Q: My horse is always more resistant on one rein. Is this normal, or is something wrong? A: Most horses
ASKHQ: TWIST IN THE WRIST
Q: My right wrist twists slightly when I’m riding. How can I train myself to stop this, and how will
ASKHQ: NEW BOOTS
Q: What can I do to make my new boots more comfortable at the back of my knee? A: If
SOCIAL ANXIETY – MANAGING A HORSE WHO IS AFRAID OF OTHERS
Most horses love other equine company, and for many of us, this idea is so ingrained that it can come
CHAD CUNNINGHAM – COACH OF PHILIP SMITH WINNER
Chad Cunningham’s student, Hamza Minty, has just won the prestigious Philip Smith Memorial Equitation Championship. This is a huge achievement,
EQUESTRIAN YOGA FOR CORE STRENGTH
Text: Rhiannon Cecil Equestrians are naturally very passionate about our sport and always looking for ways to improve our strength
DEHYDRATION IN HORSES – WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Text: With JD du Preez at JME Veterinary Clinic Thank you to JD du Preez of JME Veterinary Clinic for