Foals and Foaling

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06 August,2019

Foals and Foaling

With common sense, it should be easy for anyone to produce a well mannered and safe young horse or pony […]

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25 July,2019

Profiling The Horse

Profiling It is possible to make an evaluation of the conformation of the horse by profiling the individual with various […]

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24 July,2019

Five Healthy Snacks to Take When Competing

We already know that what we’re feeding our four-legged beasties is going to affect their way of going, in body […]

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18 July,2019

Don’t Stop Into Trot!

by Lorraine Jennings When you ask your horse for a canter to trot transition does he tip his head up? […]

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27 June,2019

Tips for Tree Planting in Paddocks

Trees are an important part of paddock scenery. They provide shelter for livestock from sun, wind and rain and the […]

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26 June,2019

Something To Chew Over: The Signs Of A Bad Hay Bale

Hay (forage) makes up the majority of your horse feed and finding bales of hay that are not only high […]

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10 June,2019

Chatting A Bit with Alicia Hawker

Deep in the Gloucestershire countryside is Gardners Farm, where you can find this year’s best U25 Badminton winner Alicia Hawker […]

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10 June,2019

Social Media Presence vs Website

Social Media presence is just as good as having your own website. And the beauty is that you don’t have […]

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30 May,2019

The Connemara Pony

“Not Just A Pretty Face” by Jacqui Broderick ‘As versatile as an egg’ as the slogan says. When it comes […]

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21 May,2019

Just A Circle?

by Lorraine Jennings When you read a dressage test how much attention do you give to 20m circles? If you’re […]

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29 April,2019

Stretch Him, Don’t Drop Him

by Lorraine Jennings When you ask your horse to stretch does he seem confused? Can you blame him? Ever since […]

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15 April,2019

Inattentive When Schooling? Is This You Or The Horse?

by Lorraine Jennings Is your horse more interested in what’s going on in the field next door? It’s a common […]

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24 March,2019

One Foot At A Time

or should that be hoof! Spring time is fantastic. The days are getting longer. There is some warmth in the […]

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