Life’s a . . . mare! If men are from Mars and women from Venus, then geldings are a milky cup of tea and mares ...

by Louise Robson Name: Maxilian (Max) 2009 Trainer: Emma Lavelle Form: Ran three times under rules, 2 hurdles and 1 National Hunt. Unsuccessful as a ...

by Aisling Carroll MSc, BSc (Hons), PGCE TLHE (Dist.), FHEA Dog owners are recommended to walk their dog daily, to keep the animal physically active ...

The benefits are endless! In recent years, the equestrian industry is increasingly turning to the benefits of aqua therapy using aqua trainers, for both rehabilitation ...

by Emily King Osteopath, Bapsci, MOst, Cert in Advanced equine Osteopathy. Emily lives and works in New Zealand. Osteopathy has fascinated me from my first ...

Treatment of equine fractures by Dr Emiliano Espinar Garcia-Pego CertEP MRCVS, Espinar Equine, www.horsevetberkshire.co.uk In the last edition, we gave you an introduction on some ...

by Tony Nevin, BSc (Hons) Ost, DO, Zoo Ost Limited Getting osteopathy into the news, or as a segment in a programme or article has ...

by Annabelle Galt and Louise Robson The relationship between retrainer and veterinary physiotherapist is vital in a horses riding career, whether it be at the ...

Training the youngsters. The building blocks for a solid career. Training the young horse is like raising a child. Now I may not have children ...

by Sarah Robinson, Phys Dip Dist (IAAT) A four-week trial targeting Equine Spinal and Abdominal muscles via baited stretches to determine if there is any ...