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The Equihandee Harness Our original product, was created for my own daughter as I struggled to hold her safely whilst she learnt to ride. For me, holding a leg or clothes just wasn’t safe enough, so I created a product that effectively popped a handle on my child’s back. This is turn has so many […]
Louis Hall – John O`Groats to Lands End… On a windy day in July I rode away from the John O’Groats and didn’t see the sea again for over 1000 miles. Me and my 5-year-old Highland/Connemara pony (Irelanda, from Ormiston Highlands) fell in a sink in Caithness on day three. We were charged by two […]
Olivia Cresswell – Equine Sports Massage Therapist at O.C. Equine It is thought that our horses’ olfactory capability is superior and is relied on more than their eye sight, their ability to retrieve airborne chemical messages and cognitively analyse them is remarkable. Our horses are equipped with what are known as the vomernasal organ and […]
What is Salt Therapy? Salt Therapy provides a 100% natural, non-invasive and drug free therapy, which uses medical grade dry salt, and is a natural anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antihistamine which is suitable for all horses in every discipline and at all levels, from your child’s pony to Group level racehorses and everything in between and […]
South Riding Farm and Barn, Humber Side Lane, Easington, HU12 0UA Day visitors can take advantage of Toni’s ‘Park and Ride’ service and leave your horse box safely for the day while you explore the beaches and bridleways of this quiet corner of England or stay for several days in the delightful 3-bedroomed South Riding Holiday […]
Introducing The McTimoney Technique – Peggy Sofley from Animals4Balance In the 1950′ John McTimoney developed the McTimoney Chiropractic technique as such and adapted this later for the treatment on animals. Today, the McTimoney MSc in Animal Manipulation is the only validated course of this level in Europe. Which is taught at the McTimoney Chiropractic […]
Jenifer Morrissey of Willowtrail Fell Ponies Why has no one bred for the perfect shoulder On the left, a well laid back shoulder on a Fell Pony, annotated to show the slope, and a steeper shoulder on the right on another Fell Pony. Sometimes the angles in the shoulder area are referred to generally rather […]
Olivia Cresswell – Equine Sports Massage Therapist Horses are a crepuscular prey species, they are well adapted to visualise their surroundings in lower light levels they are more active dusk and dawn (or would be if they were wild). They can only visualise colours on the dichromatic spectrum (so your blues and yellows) unlike us […]
Why did I want to become a Reiki Master? Well, I’ve always had an affinity with horses but the thought of possibly being able to help them with their physical problems and even more so help them to release their emotional fears, stress and worries was even more appealing. So I went to the […]
The Absolute Chance of a Lifetime Would anyone like to travel on horseback in Argentina – Andes Mountains? We have been travelling on horseback for 2 years and owing to financial reasons we have to sell our horses once we reach the border of Bolivia in approximately 5-6 months. We’ll head back to Europe, work […]