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...
Husband Claims Barn Is a ‘Thinly Disguised Cult,’ Wife Ensnared
AUSTIN, TEXAS—Court documents reveal that a Cedar Park man filed for co-conservatorship of his wife claiming she had been brainwashed by a cult masquerading as the Hidden Fields riding stable in East Austin. Don Asmus told...
Fight for survival of wartime breed
Their hardiness, endurance and ability to perform under extreme conditions saw Walers earn praise from one English Lieutenant Colonel as “the finest cavalry mounts in the world”. Source: Fight for survival of wartime breed Like it...
Europe Mobilizes to Contain ‘Most Serious’ EHV-1 Outbreak in Decades
FEI and Spanish authorities coordinate a pan-European effort to contain the outbreak which has shut down the Valencia show jumping tour. Source: Europe Mobilizes to Contain ‘Most Serious’ EHV-1 Outbreak in Decades Like it – Share...
Diablo – A Legend | Lusitano Horse Finder
The story of the amazing Diablo a Stallion with no eyes stars in films, gallops along beaches , climbs mountains trains young horses with his rider Dylan Jones Source: Diablo – A Legend | Lusitano...
MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR SENIORITY – Equestrian Life
Kerry Mack says that one of the advantages of growing older is that we get smarter, and we should make the most of growing old with our equine partners. Source: MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR...
Equestrian Air Vests: What You Need To Know
Eventers have been wearing body protectors on the cross-country course for decades, and, in recent years, self-inflating air vests have become more common. We talked to Charles Owen’s Danielle Santos and USEF Team Physician Dr. Mark...
Effect of infrared and red monochromatic light on equine wound healing
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Stirrup Safety Survey Dec 2020
Take this survey powered by surveymonkey.com. Create your own surveys for free. Source: Stirrup Safety Dec 2020 Like it – Share itFacebookPinterestLinkedinDiggTwitterRedditTumblrStumbleUponemail
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