Alja Kisilak from Slovenia writes about a number of important preparations which should be considered when training your horse as a healthy and happy athlete.
A horse owner´s guide to box rest
Anna Volkmann shares some tips for horse owners for when your veterinarian hits you with the bad news that your horse needs to be on box rest.
Equitopia wins two awards at Equus International Film Festival
This month, Equitopia was awarded “Best Educational Film” and “Best Film of Rescue and Rehabilitation” at the Equus International Film Festival for the film about our beloved zebra-pony ‘Ziggy’ .
How your position impacts the health of your horse
Equine Physiotherapist, Yasmin Stewart discusses how the rider’s position impacts the horse.
Paying the price for spectacular horses
Dr Karin Leibbrandt asks if as responsible owners, riders and breeders we are paying too high a price for spectacular horses.
Neck Bracing and Forelimb Pain – Part 2
This is the second of a two-part post by Ann Ramsey from Equine Rehab.com who writes about how bracing the neck can help a horse cope with forelimb pain.
Neck Bracing and Forelimb Pain – Part 1
This is the first of a two-part post by Ann Ramsey from Equine Rehab.com who writes about how bracing the neck can help a horse cope with forelimb pain.
How to teach a horse vertical balance
This is the seventh post in a series on the subject of compassionate training. Dr Karin Leibbrandt discusses teaching a horse vertical balance.
Finding a Good Trainer
Hana Drahošová discusses some things she considers important when choosing the right trainer for horses and riders.
Where is the nose of a horse in vertical balance?
This is the sixth post in a series on the subject of compassionate training. Dr Karin Leibbrandt explains why the nose of a horse in vertical balance should be in front of the vertical, and why correct lateral flexion is necessary for this to happen.