Horse management
Dietary Requirements for the High Performance Horse
Well digested, low starch, low sugar, high oil, nutrient dense and gluten and grain free concentrates are becoming more popular for performance horse feeding - here's why
Towing tips
Do you know what questions to ask when buying a new float or car to tow with? Do you tow your float with a diesel Ute? James Deacon has some tips ....
Vitamins and Minerals
If we want our horses to perform at their best they must be getting the correct amount of vitamins and minerals something the experts from Kentucky Equine Research know all about
Pilates for Horses
Many of the Pilates principals can be applied to the horse. Core stability and strength are as important to horses as they are to riders and Gillian Higgins shows us exercises to achieve it
Horse leg wound management - Bandaging
In our first article we covered cleaning a recent flesh wound. Having cleaned the wound and surrounding area, the vet or you can now bandage the injured leg.
Horse leg wound management
At some stage you may need to deal with a flesh wound on your horse. Here we look at a horse that has torn the skin off the front of his hind leg on fencing and the first aid required
The Bit Bank Guru
Take a look at the first in our series of articles on the importance of bitting from Anita Marchesani
Horses Inside Out
Do you know where your horse's neck bones start and end? Take a look at the horse’s musculo-skeletal system using live painted horse demonstrations in these fun but fascinating videos
10 Reasons to Use an Equine Nutritionist
Why not start the year off with the help of an Equine Nutritionist who can help you fine-tune your horse's diet
Feeding Frequency
Why is feeding frequency so important for our horses well being...
