Category Archives: Training and Management

Equine gastric ulcer syndrome – EGUS: the facts

Briony Witherow brings us 10 key facts we should all know about EGUS 1. Equine

Training aids for horses

Should we use training aids in horses

Why does my horse eat soil?

Why does your horse eat soil

Boots and bandages – how do they affect my horse?

Rebecca Watson MSc RVN, asks are boots and bandages a necessity or just a fashion

What is a good-doer?

What is a good-doer? And how should horse owner's manage them?

Success comes in many shapes and sizes

Liz Eaton BHS Performance Coach, explains how understanding biomechanics and conformation can be the key

Training aids: the pessoa

Continuing her discussion of training aids, Chloe Mabbutt takes a closer look at the pessoa

Improving condition – it’s a balancing act…

Sophie Pickard continues her look at how to build your horse’s fitness Now you’ve started

New study to help identify ponies at high risk of laminitis

A new study led by the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), in partnership with the Waltham

Grazing muzzles – what you need to know

Dr Kieran O'Brien, MA MVB(Hons) PhD MRCVS, advises how to use a grazing muzzle correctly