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A short introduction for the first part in a new series of articles by Dan Delsart – French Showjumper An
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A short introduction for the first part in a new series of articles by Dan Delsart – French Showjumper An

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

Olivia Cresswell – Equine Sports Massage Therapist Horses are a crepuscular prey species, they are well adapted to visualise their surroundings in lower light levels

Olivia Cresswell – Equine Sports Massage Therapist Food Rewards – “Myth Busting” Using Trailer Loading As an Example So there is a divided opinion across

Part two of our “Starting Out with Poles” Here`s the link to Part 1 if you missed this – PART ONE I hope you enjoyed

First of two part polework article by Maddi Burchell – Dressage trainer and coach. Polework – Let’s get started! Polework is a great addition to

An insight into how we affect conformation By Morgan Billings – L.M.T & C.E.S.M.T. Conformation – Overall balance of the horse . Length of the

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

An insight into the joys of long lining! By Morgan Billings – L.M.T & C.E.S.M.T. What is long lining? Long lining is the lost art of

Equine Services Salt Therapy What is Salt Therapy? Salt therapy is a non-invasive air-based treatment which uses salt, a powerful antibacterial and anti-inflammatory mineral to

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

Lindsey Field is a clinical researcher, and also spends her time on equine hoof studies making videos of dissections. Her Facbook Page has over 47,000

Grace Brear – Honours degree graduate in BSc Equine Science and Management and hold other relevant qualifications for my role including PGCE, BHS stages and

Georgina Bull – Nene Valley Osteopathy Horse riders are a special breed of people: We work hard to care for our horses, we bend, twist

Through distance learning in the UK – Train to be an Equine Therapist with Australia’s leading Equine Assisted Psychotherapy & Equine Assisted Learning education expert

A short introduction for the first part in a new series of articles by Dan Delsart – French Showjumper An introduction to poles Place a

Georgina Bull – Nene Valley Osteopathy Just like us, horses can suffer with back, neck and joint problems and sometimes need a little help! Some

Introducing The McTimoney Technique – Peggy Sofley from Animals4Balance In the 1950′ John McTimoney developed the McTimoney Chiropractic technique as such and adapted this

Shireen Timmis BSc. (Hons) Project Equine I get to see a wide range of behavioural issues and I’ve included below some of the most common.

Rider Biomechanics, why is it important? You may have noticed that recently the topic of rider biomechanics has become popular and lots of people

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

Avoiding problems now and in the future By Dr. Corrine Austin of Austin Davis Biologics Ltd Best practice worm control has received a lot of