The equine neck is a complex structure that plays a vital role in healthy biomechanics. Its development can tell us a lot about the horse’s training. Read this first of a 3-part series on the neck – part 1 is open to everyone – parts 2 and 3 are for everyone signed up to the Equitopia membership program.
Riding with length in the neck
Read about Sada Shiva – an 8-year old Dutch Warmblood mare who was scheduled to be sent to a trader because she had become explosive when ridden. We have been documenting our work with Sada Shiva in the past year.
The equine back: more complex than we thought
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Understanding the Connection between Horse and Rider
Does your horse have a tense jaw? Is it hard to get him to go forward? In this post, Wendy Murdoch explains why understanding the connection between horse and rider is so important and offers some simple exercises you can do to help address this issue.
The Hoof Specialist
In episode 2, Caroline interviews Equitopia hoof specialist – Ann Ramsey.
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Bodywork and Training for Increased Movement
The movement potential of a horse with some kind of tension/restrictions in their body is limited. In this post, Yasmin Stuart writes about the link between bodywork and training.
Equestrian Clinic in Sweden
Read about the clinic which took place in Täby Ryttarcenter, Sweden in May.
The Problem of Hidden Pain in Horses
Horses have an amazing ability to hide pain. Here, Dr. Lena Clifford discusses the consequences of not recognizing the first signs of pain.
The Trainer
It’s not always easy to know the best way to look after yourself and your horse! Each month, Caroline Hegarty,…
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