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Signs of a Ridden Horse in Pain

Horses are incredibly resilient animals, but they are also masters at masking pain. As prey animals, they have evolved to hide signs of discomfort to avoid appearing vulnerable in the wild. Unfortunately, this means that when a horse is experiencing pain under saddle, the signs may be subtle or mistaken for behavioral problems. Being able

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What is Holistic Horsemanship?

Horses have been partners to humans for centuries, in work, sport, and companionship. Over time, and as we have evolved holistic horsemanship has emerged. At the core of holistic horsemanship is a do no harm philosophy – A philosophy that prioritizes a horse’s physical, emotional, and mental well-being. This is based on a firm understanding

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10 Things Your Horse Wants You to Know

Horses are intelligent, sensitive creatures with unique personalities and needs. As much as they communicate through their actions and body language, understanding your horses needs helps deepen your connection and improve their care. Here are ten important things your horse wants you to know about their health, emotions, and daily life. 1. I Need Clear

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Sun Care for Equestrians

For equestrians, spending long hours outdoors is part of the lifestyle, whether on the ground around the stables doing chores, training, competing, or simply enjoying a ride. All these hours also prolong sun exposure which takes a toll on both riders and horses, potentially leading to long term skin damage. Proper sun care is essential

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Choosing the right coach for you

For years there has been ongoing debate on the pros and cons of being taught by qualified and unqualified Instructors vs coaches who teach based on the knowledge of their own riding skills and experience. How does one navigate a largely unregulated system? The importance of investing in a respected and knowledgeable coach A qualified

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The Benefits and Side Effects of CBD for Horses

Cannabidiol, commonly known as CBD, has gained popularity in recent years as a natural supplement for both humans and animals. As research continues to explore its potential, horse owners are increasingly considering CBD as an option to manage various health concerns, from anxiety and pain relief to inflammation and digestive issues. However, like any supplement,

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