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Avoiding obesity, ensuring traceability and getting out riding

IT IS getting to that time of the year when the grass starts to grow and with it the risk of laminitis.

BHS declares policy on use of hyperflexion

As the debate over the use of hyperflexion as a training technique continues, The British Horse Society has published its official stance:

Mark Todd! Eric Smiley and cooking oil in the hooves!

The recent big freeze that gripped Scotland was the first time we have experienced a prolonged spell of testing weather since the rise of the livery yard.

Awards presented at BHS agm

AT THE recent agm of BHS Scotland while we were introducing a prospective new range of ‘team clothing’ for Scotland’s registered riding instructors I found myself modelling a beautiful waterproof coat with REGISTERED INSTRUCTOR on the back.

Be fair to your horse and he will maybe be fair with you

Some horses are naturally cleverer than others and it’s also a known fact that horses that live in isolation from other equines tend to crave human attention and form a special bond with their owner.