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INSIDE the June July'24 magazine
Vol 46 No 1 (Print magazine) $7.95 AU, $8.50 NZ, App (for all devices) $5.99

 

PEARLS OF WISDOM . . tips from ten top trainers by Wendy Barker
Keeping notes from lessons and clinics ensures maximum benefit from the experience. Coach Wendy Barker shares invaluable tips she’s learned over the years from many of the world’s best riders and trainers.

WHEN YOU CAN’T RIDE - wet weather inspiration
by Tanja Kraus
When wet and muddy conditions limit riding time and restrict your training areas there’s still plenty of ways to spend time working on your horse’s wellbeing and fitness.

CONSIDERING A YOUNG HORSE ? by Liz Tollarzo
When considering taking on a young or green horse of any age it is important to take a realistic look at your riding and training skills - to see if they match the challenge.

DESIGNING A PROGRAM FOR SPINAL MOBILISATION by Dr Raquel Butler
Following on from her feature in the Dec/Jan issue on the benefits of mobilisation exercises, Raquel explains a series of exercises with the aim, technique and goal for each.

DUTY OF CARE- our commitment to our horse by Dr Portland Jones
Modern management practices haven’t always taken into account the environmental and behavioural needs of horses, with training an important step for the horse’s welfare.

PLEASE EXPLAIN
Providing horses with a diet that meets their needs can sometimes be confusing, but as Kentucky Equine Research explains, there are three different types of products that can be used to balance the diet. Should you use a mounting block? The reasons why are addressed in this issue’s Please Explain.

LEGAL - EQUINE BUSINESS by Emily Purvis
Starting and running your own business can be extremely rewarding however there are important considerations to take into account to increase the likelihood of its success and sustainability.

EQUINE BUSINESS PROFILES
by Diane Bawden
Three equestrian business owners share their experiences on their path to entrepreneurship.

   

Muscle Disorders

 

When you can't ride - wet weather inspiration

 

Duty of Care- our commitment to our horse.

WINTER CHALLENGE by Country Park Herbs
During the colder, wetter months some horses can be susceptible to conditions which could be helped by herbs known for their beneficial properties.

MUSCLE DISORDERS
by Dr Jennifer Stewart
Several different conditions can cause muscle problems, making it important to know how to identify when there’s a problem, appropriate treatments and management strategies to minimise the risk of future episodes.

ON THE ROAD AGAIN by Dr Portland Jones
It’s no secret that riding horses is risky but if you’re heading out for a ride on the road that level of risk goes up. As a vulnerable road user it’s important to know the rules and take steps to help keep yourself and your horse safe.

TONGUE TRAUMA
While it’s not uncommon for horses to injure their tongue, when Dr James Meyer was presented with a mare with a significant injury he had little choice but to amputate.

HOOFBEATS CELEBRATES OUR 45TH ANNIVERSARY
Reaching 45 years of publishing seemed like a significant milestone and one we’d like to celebrate with a reflection of the magazine’s history and its strong connection with Australian equestrians.

DRESSAGE ISSUES
by Georgina Downey
The sport of dressage has prompted a fair bit of discussion on social media recently, not all of it positive. How we’re having conversations about the sport, and the wellbeing of those involved should be considered.

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