Keeping bridles & saddles clean
A regular cleaning regime is the best way to keep your tack clear of mildew. Dr Mac discusses an effective step-by-step routine.
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Dealing with lice
Even well-kept horses can be infected by this annoying parasite, warns Kim Dyson
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Choose the right saddle
Your horse’s comfort comes first when selecting a saddle, says Kim Dyson.
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Fighting flies
Some practical fly control strategies from Dr Mac.
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Exercising a horse
Bringing a horse back into work after illness or injury is always a risky business. Kim Dyson offers some helpful tips.
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Handling stallions
Stallions can be dangerous and must be taught to respect you from an early age, says Dr Mac.
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Stop your horse from chewing wood
Some tips from Kim Dyson on how to stop your horse from munching on poles.
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Nice horse, pity about the rider
Competitive behaviour is human nature. Deep inside all riders, there is a desire to compete in shows. You polish yourself and your horse, you practise until you’re sure that you’re ready.
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About those pink patches
When is being called ‘Snowflake’ or ‘Pinky’ not good? When vitiligo is involved, says Kim Dyson.
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Foaling season
Horse owners need to try and minimise risks to both foal and mare during foaling season, says Dr Mac.
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