…tips from three experts—Amanda Adams, PhD, assistant research professor at the University of Kentucky’s Gluck Equine Research Center; Dee Doolittle, founder and executive director of Mitchell Farm, an equine retirement…
…endured a wet-dry-wet-dry cycle of late, some experts recommend using a hoof toughening dressing rather than one that softens the hoof wall. 2. SPIT AND POLISH In addition, some advocates…
…| © Dusty Perin An Old Problem Returns Experts aren’t sure why summer sores are becoming less rare in some areas. Here are the leading theories: Resistance. Constant reuse of…
…is stabled or turned out. Braiding hair on hair can cause breakage, which is why experts recommend Lycra tail “tubes.” Just divide the tail hair into three sections, insert each…
…few experts in the sport. Here’s some simple advice they shared to help make the transition easier: A Change in Position If you pick up any photo of a hunter…
…workloads. According to that publication and other experts, most horses involved in light work, and some in moderate, can thrive off forage and the minimum quantity of fortified feed suggested…
…Performance. Author Daniel Stewart is considered one of the world’s leading experts on equestrian sport psychology. Published in 2013 by Trafalgar Square Books, it’s available from www.EquineNetworkStore.com. As unique as…
…Riding. Wendy, one of my favorite go-to sources for rider biomechanics information — and a heckuva balanced human being in general — is among the panel of experts in my…
…have changed. These days, the nerve blocks and X-rays are likely to be followed with an ultrasound exam, and maybe even an MRI. In fact, experts have identified 50 or…
…address this balance from day one. Racehorses lean into the bit and not only push from behind at speed but also pull at the ground from the front. Experts have…
