JAPANESE HORSE BOOK – David Ramey, DVM
I love the horse in history and art. A couple of decades back, I published a reproduction and analysis of the first book on horse anatomy ever printed in English, Andrew Snape’s, “The Anatomy of An...
Social Media Sh*t Show
Have you ever had one of those days where you felt like a shit rider because you fell off or were eliminated? Then, in an attempt to forget your shortcomings, you turn to social media only...
Rider Biomechanics: How This Physical Therapist is Helping Riders Get Stronger – Eventing Nation – Three-Day Eventing News, Results, Videos, and Commentary
There’s no getting around it: riding is tough on the body. As with any sport, the wear and tear brought about by the physical exertion as well as any injuries that may occur can wreak Source:...
The equine contribution to the new CoVID-19 vaccine
An equine West Nile Virus product was a forerunner of the new CoVID-19 vaccine. Source: The equine contribution to the new CoVID-19 vaccine Like it – Share itFacebookPinterestLinkedinDiggTwitterRedditTumblrStumbleUponemail
Vintage Vibes as Badminton Relocates Main Arena for 2021 Renewal – Eventing Nation – Three-Day Eventing News, Results, Videos, and Commentary
Some considerable excitement from Badminton Horse Trials this morning – we’ll be looking ahead to a new (old) look event for 2021, as the dressage and showjumping phases are temporarily relocated to an arena in front Source:...
Kissing Spines in Horses | Equine Kissing Spine | Horse Vertebrae
Learn about horses affected by Kissing Spine disease, plus the ever-evolving list of protocols and treatment challenges to help keep horses thriving comfortably. Source: Kissing Spines in Horses | Equine Kissing Spine | Horse Vertebrae Like...
Preventing racehorse injuries | Pursuit by The University of Melbourne
Racehorse injuries are complex but can be prevented by appropriate practice for the horse Source: Preventing racehorse injuries | Pursuit by The University of Melbourne Like it – Share itFacebookPinterestLinkedinDiggTwitterRedditTumblrStumbleUponemail
Am I a good rider? – Curland Equestrian Centre
“Am I a good rider?” she asked, pensively, sat upon her 14.2 cob, covered in poo stains that she couldn’t quite get out before her lesson Source: Curland Equestrian Centre Like it – Share itFacebookPinterestLinkedinDiggTwitterRedditTumblrStumbleUponemail
Mask on for Les 5 Etoiles de Pau 2020 – An Eventful Life
Spectators will be allowed at Les 5 Etoiles de Pau but masks will be mandatory Like it – Share itFacebookPinterestLinkedinDiggTwitterRedditTumblrStumbleUponemail
Help feed Gili Island Horses in COVID-19, organized by Tori Taylor
We are a small charity based on Gili Trawangan Island located between Lombok and … Tori Taylor needs your support for Help feed Gili Island Horses in COVID-19 Source: Help feed Gili Island Horses in COVID-19,...
Not Only Can Horses Read Your Facial Expressions, They’ll Hold It Against You Later
Nice horsey! Source: Not Only Can Horses Read Your Facial Expressions, They’ll Hold It Against You Later Like it – Share itFacebookPinterestLinkedinDiggTwitterRedditTumblrStumbleUponemail
Sensors used to pinpoint key differences between advanced and recreational horse riders – Horsetalk.co.nz
Overall, novice riders showed a more chaotic muscle distribution in their riding, researchers reported. Source: Sensors used to pinpoint key differences between advanced and recreational horse riders – Horsetalk.co.nz Like it – Share itFacebookPinterestLinkedinDiggTwitterRedditTumblrStumbleUponemail
Sports in Times of Crisis: The 1968 Olympic Games
When equestrians think of the 1968 Mexico City Olympic Games, we tend to think about how impossibly hard the show jumping and cross country courses were. Or we think of Stroller, the incredible pony ridden by...
Why Every Dressage Rider Needs a Pickaxe
Dressage Today blogger and Adult Amateur rider Carolyn Healy shares her latest reflections on riding and the importance of “chipping away” at challenge. Source: Why Every Dressage Rider Needs a Pickaxe Like it – Share itFacebookPinterestLinkedinDiggTwitterRedditTumblrStumbleUponemail
Adopting an Off The Track Thoroughbred- Demand for the retired | Ranvet
Thinking of adopting a racehorse that has just recently been retired or one that is already established? There are a things to take into consideration. Source: Adopting an Off The Track Thoroughbred- Demand for the retired...