Spring is a time to renew your horse’s care routine. As the days get longer and warmer, it’s time to prepare your horse for the season ahead, ensuring they are healthy and fit. From grooming to pasture management, spring is the ideal time to refresh your horse’s routine. 1. Health Check Spring is the perfect

Turmeric and garlic are two herbs that many horse owners swear by, but what are they used for and how do they work? By Marike Kotze Horses in the wild will naturally browse and graze from a variety of plants to supplement their diets. Because of the lack of space, our horses today do not

With the longer days, fresh pasture, and warmer weather that spring brings it also brings an increased risk of equine parasites. As horses spend more time grazing and interacting with their environment, the likelihood of encountering parasites like worms and flies rises. Understanding Spring Parasite Risks 1. Why Spring Increases Parasite Exposure Spring is a

In the equestrian world, the concept of a “social licence to operate” (SLO) is gaining increased attention. While equestrian professionals have traditionally been governed by formal regulations and industry standards, social expectations are now playing a significant role in how the public views equestrian practices. As public awareness of animal welfare and ethical treatment grows,

Understanding and managing herd dynamics is essential for maintaining a healthy and harmonious environment for your horses. Horses are naturally social animals that thrive in groups, but not all horses get along easily. Properly grouping horses involves understanding their social behaviors, personalities, and needs. This guide will help you create a balanced and peaceful herd

In an age where we have unlimited access to information, you could be duped into believing that owning, caring for and riding horses should be easier than ever before. With 2024 being an Olympic year and a lot of emphasis on equine welfare and whether or not equestrian events will even be seen in future