The majority of horses display a degree of asymmetry (just like people), which can give rise to unlevel movement, but unlevel movement is not necessarily the same as unsoundness; it can sometimes be addressed with training to resolve the asymmetry.
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Ever wondered what the components of a successful canine photoshoot are? Well, we discovered that it's primarily treats, patience and a few more treats. That said, it was vital that our models could sit still (for more than two seconds) and not chase after each other. If that can be done without too many stick related distractions then the rest is a breeze. We meet the stars of the show and find out what makes an eventing dog/model tick.
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When the collecting ring is bustling and the pressure is on, preparing to perform at your best can be a difficult and daunting task – here are some top tips to help you warm up.
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Equine Dentist Grant Chanter gives his advice and identifies common equine dental issues.
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If eating healthily is on your list of New Year's resolutions for 2018, growing your own vegetables can be a fun and satisfying way to help you on your way and a great way to get involved in gardening. Here are some top tips to get you started.
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We are all guilty of giving others - a.k.a. our horses - 5* care, but what about you? Whether you are a dedicated volunteer, hardworking owner, full time rider or ambitious amateur, we take a look at some of the things you can do to take care of yourself and keep you feeling on top this season.
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