Researchers have found a biological marker for trigeminal-mediated headshaking in spinal fluid, though not yet a blood test. Trigeminal-mediated headshaking can turn a settled horse into a frantic one within moments. He flicks his head, jerks his muzzle or shakes vertically, often with snorting or rubbing at the nose. The trigeminal nerve, which carries sensation…
Q: Should I be taking photographs of my horse in bright sunlight? Or what are the best weather conditions? A: Perfect sunny weather is not always the best when it comes to taking photographs. The bright sunlight can create harsh, angular shadows, which can in turn lead to unflattering photographs. Plus, in the bright sun flies…

