There are many contributing factors to developing a well-balanced seat when riding, but our tack and its fit is a good place to start. In this article we will cover two options for ensuring that your stirrup length is suitable for riding safely and securely during both flat work and everyday riding.
As with any equine professional it is important to find someone who is educated, experienced, and certified by a recognized body which tests and evaluates their skills. When starting your search for a CEMT make sure you find the right one!
With the introduction of our new DIY Obstacle series our team will endeavor to share some of our custom obstacles which have proven to be successful in our training regime, and which can easily be recreated at your own facility. Visual distractions exist in all settings, and introducing your horse to potentially scary and spooky sights is important to ensuring they remain calm and confident when working in and out of the arena.
Equine massage is a wellness service which is used in the equine industry as a tool to help prevent, rehabilitate, and diagnose injury. We have broken this topic down into the three areas of prevention, rehabilitation, and diagnosis.
With the introduction of our new “DIY Obstacle” series, our team will endeavour to share some of the custom obstacles which have proven to be successful in our training regime and can easily be recreated at your own facility. In this Article we will cover how to create a Rope Gate.
With the introduction of our new “DIY Obstacle” series, our team will endeavour to share some of the custom obstacles which have proven to be successful in our training regime and can easily be recreated at your own facility. Learn how to make your own curtain obstacle!
With the introduction of our new “DIY Obstacle” series, our team will endeavour to share some of the custom obstacles which have proven to be successful in our training regime and can easily be recreated at your own facility.
When driving a two-wheeled vehicle it is important to ensure it is properly balanced. This practice is not only important for your animal’s ability to pull, but aids in their comfort, and will ensure you benefit from a smoother ride.
Cribbing is a repetitive and compulsive behavior in which the horse bites into something solid i.e. fences, stalls, buckets and other objects in their living environment.
We have all admired show-stopping jump courses. With their cut-out graphics, unique fillers, and vast array of colours it is hard not to be inspired. However, when looking to purchase jumps, the cost of wings, poles, fillers and other accessories quickly adds up. But with a little bit of DIY and some basic tools you can easily make your own basic jump standards at home.