How Much Should You Feed Your Horse? A Complete Guide
Feeding your horse the right amount can feel like a guessing game, but it doesn’t have to be! Whether you’re a seasoned equestrian or a…
Author: Jenni B
Faithful Gringolet: The Unsung Hero of Arthurian Legend
In the stories of King Arthur’s court, we think of the knights, the ladies, and the quests – but not often the loyal companions who…
Unlocking the Power of Equine-Assisted Therapy: A Comprehensive Overview
Equine-assisted therapy is gaining recognition as a powerful tool in mental health and personal development. By harnessing the unique qualities of horses, therapists and equine…
From Ground to Grand Prix: Understanding Showjumping Basics
Picture this: A horse and rider soaring over colorful poles, moving in perfect harmony, making split-second decisions at speed. This is showjumping – a sport…
Do Horses See Color? The Science Behind Equine Vision
Picture this: You’re leading your horse past a bright red jump pole, but they seem oddly hesitant. Or maybe you’ve noticed your horse reacting differently…
Understanding and Managing Strangles in Horses: A Guide to Containment and Treatment
Strangles, often referred to as “horse distemper,” stands as one of the most common and concerning infectious diseases affecting equines worldwide. This highly contagious respiratory…
Equine Influenza: A Complete Guide to Symptoms, Prevention, and Treatment
Equine influenza stands as one of the most significant respiratory diseases affecting horses worldwide, causing substantial impacts on both individual animals and the broader equine…
Mare psychology: Seperating fact from folklore
When you think of mares, what comes to mind? Perhaps you’ve heard they’re moody or difficult to handle. Such stereotypes have long colored our perceptions…
Black Beauty: From Fiction to Icon – The Impact of Anna Sewell’s Novel on Horse Welfare
“Black Beauty,” written by Anna Sewell, is more than just a beloved novel. Published in 1877, it has become a timeless classic that continues to…
Can Horses Recognize Human Emotions? The Surprising Truth About Equine Empathy
Something I was very aware of with one of my first horses after leaving school. He was a very big, thoroughbred champion sprinter in his…