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Have you exhausted your favourite Netflix series? Are you craving the company of friends, eating out at your local restaurant or (like me) missing hugs!? We have all felt the stress of late as our life choices, free movement and social activities [...]

We can ALL face a challenge in our horsey lives from time to time. Keeping a happy balance of our horse’s physical, mental and emotional needs, isn’t always easy. It was a temporary challenge with one of my own horses, Rocky, who [...]

Often with the best of intentions to keep things ‘short and sweet’ (as I so often advise clients to with their horses re-training!), I do have a habit of rambling on! SO…. I have put my ‘best hoof forward’ to truly keep [...]

Have you reached the end of your tether with your horse’s behaviour? Those who’ve experienced unwanted behaviour with their horses know what it’s like to be at their wits end with worry! Feelings of frustration, being on tenterhooks around your horse and [...]

The 2018 eventing season is galloping to a finish and the stunning cross-country (XC) venues being put out to pasture for another year. The thrills and spills have entertained us, inspired us, and certainly the hotly talked about World Equestrian Games had [...]

So Why do Horses Roll? As horse lovers and owners we know only too well how our horses relish a good roll, especially in a favourite dusty or muddy spot. They kick their legs up in the air whilst wriggling their whole [...]

What horses are saying when they ‘speak’… Ever wondered what your horse is saying when he greets you with his ‘voice’? Or what he may be communicating to others with a high pitch call? I’ve put together a short ‘mini-dictionary’ of horse [...]

Every horse owner relishes the coming of spring. Oh to be free from freezing fingers, muddy wellies, muddy rugs, muddy everything! We ride out the winter blues by taking long, hot baths, nestling by a roaring fire, cupping a steamy hot chocolate [...]

The sociable nature of horses… Horses are HIGHLY SOCIABLE and when they have enough space choose to live together in small groups. It’s horses strong social needs that made it possible for humans to domesticate them in the first place. No large [...]