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Fitness and Diet Tips From Britain’s Top Riders
Written on Monday, 16 September 2019 11:17 Be the first to comment!
Horse riding is an underestimated sport. Riders need to have strong quads and a stable core to ride for long periods of time without tiring. Along with fitness comes the importance of bodyweight as well, which has an effect on… -
Hacking - Is it Underrated or Under-Supported?
Written on Wednesday, 11 September 2019 14:40 Be the first to comment!
Horses have been recorded to naturally travel around 8.1-28.3km per day; with recent studies documenting horses travelling for 12-hours to water and food resources (Hampson et al. 2010). Yes, our domestic horses need not travel 55km to the water bowl that… -
Expectation Vs. Reality
Written on Monday, 02 September 2019 10:32 Be the first to comment!
Let’s talk about expectations! There have been many days which a hack, a show ring experience, a dressage test (the list is endless) has not gone quite to plan. Sometimes, life doesn’t go as planned! The horse spooked, you forgot… -
About the Dartmoor Pony
Written on Monday, 19 August 2019 09:30 Be the first to comment!
Discover the rare Dartmoor Pony in this video about the breed! Special Thanks to: Shilstone Rocks - Dartmoor Riding, Shilstone Rocks Dartmoor Pony Stud - New Zealand, The Dartmoor Pony Society & Dartmoor Pony Heritage Trust. -
How Police Horses Are Trained | GIF
Written on Tuesday, 13 August 2019 09:20 Be the first to comment!
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We Need To Cheer Each Other On!
Written on Tuesday, 06 August 2019 13:03 Be the first to comment!
Since when have we stopped helping each other? When has it been easier to pull someone down, than build them up? I feel that this applies in everyday life and situations, but today, I am going to focus on the…
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Tack Room Talk
The whole debate around rugging your horse does get pretty tiresome - especially as you can set your watch by the plethora of blog posts and articles that are published every Autumn around the topic. The truth of the matter is that there's always going to be extremes of opinion on this subject. The biggest issue we find with rugging our horses is keeping up with the changeability of the UK weather system! Far easier to deal with extreme coldness than it is moderate weather with bursts of wind/rain and sunny spells. Over the last few years we've been rugging our unclipped natives very little and have noticed improvements in skin and coat quality as a result. We'd rather spend more on hay and feed through the winter months than risk our horses being a bit too warm with their rugs on. Overall the spend isn't drastically increased as we aren't having to place out yearly rug orders with https://www.rugging.co.uk/ (much to their disappointment no doubt). But I think overall we have happier, more comfortable horses as a result of being more prudent with our ability to rug them, and now do ere on the side of cold - if that makes sense? [...]
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Wow. So much truth in this article! My husband used to think I was crazy, but now he understands the lifestyle of horse owners. Ever since starting my blog, he has finally come around to understanding the community, as well. https://www.horsegroomingsupplies.com/best-joint-supplement-for-horses/ [...]
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How do I find out the maker of my harness? I bought it used, it’s pretty old, has no marks I can find except cob stamped in the leather throat latch... Show more
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