With your horse’s rugs and blankets being a magnet for built up sweat, dirt, and grease it is important to keep your stable and turnout rugs clean and free of debris. Allowing this dirt and grime build up can lead to irritation, discomfort, and even hair loss on their shoulders, mane, and body as it grips, rubs, and pulls on areas of hair.
Figuring out the correct size may seem overwhelming, but with 3 easy steps you can find your horse the perfect size girth.
Riding without stirrups is a fantastic tool for riders across all disciplines, and with No-stirrup November finally here there is no better time to learn more about the benefits it has to offer.
Fun crafting activity designed to show off how truly magical your horse is!
Riding without stirrups for the first time can be daunting, but with a bit of preparation, a good instructor, and some practice you can quickly use this new skill to improve your overall riding abilities. Here are some great tips for those getting ready to start riding without stirrups for the first time.
Riding on the lunge is a great way to improve your riding and is a fantastic tool in helping develop a better seat. With the instructor controlling your horse, lunge lessons provide the perfect opportunity to focus on your position, your suppleness, and your balance. In this article we share some of our favourite exercises that focus on improving your upper body while riding.
Riding on the lunge is a great way to improve your riding and is a fantastic tool in helping develop a better seat. With the instructor controlling your horse, lunge lessons provide the perfect opportunity to focus on your position, your suppleness, and your balance. In this article we share some of our favourite exercises that focus on improving your lower body while riding.
One of the hardest lessons a horse must learn is to accept a human in their personal space, and allow themselves to be handled. This journey of trust starts when the foal is just days or weeks old, and acts as the foundation for future training.
The term gelding is a term that refers to a stallion that has been castrated. Once successfully gelded the stallion is no longer able to breed, but what other benefits are there to gelding your stallion?
n our previous article we covered how to ensure your stirrups are adjusted appropriately for flat work and dressage, but when a rider begins to jump, it is important to re-evaluate our stirrup length.