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Vol 44 No 6
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Vol 44 No 6 (Print magazine) $7.95 AU, $8.50 NZ, App (for all devices) $5.99

 


THE CALM COMPANION
by Celine Bønnelykke with Andrew McLean
Having a calm companion horse alongside a young or nervous horse in training or while learning something new can offer many benefits.

DIABETIC DRUGS FOR HORSES by Dr Jennifer Stewart
Although exercise and diet remain the cornerstone for both management and prevention of laminitis, some encouraging results have been found with a human diabetic drug.

 

TACK TALK - The Rope Halter by Diane Bawden
Rope halters are available in various forms and can be an effective training aid when used and fitted correctly.

THE WHIP AS A TRAINING AID by Wendy Barker
A piece of equipment that must be used correctly to be effective when reinforcing an aid, riders need experience and skill when using a whip.

EQUINE LAW by Emily Purvis - Pure Equine
Agistment centres and the power to sell abandoned horses by Emily Purvis
The provision of agistment services does carry the potential for legal and financial risk.




WORKING EQUITATION by Helen Adams
President of the World Association of Working Equitation, João Ralão Duarte shares his experience on this equine sport of four phases.

FASCIA HEALTH by Dr Raquel Butler
As understanding of fascia health and function has grown in recent years it’s allowed horse owners to learn how crucial its role is in their horse’s training and mobility.

DISCOVER DRIVING by Tracy Weaver-Sayer
The oldest of all the competitive equestrian sports, carriage driving is a fun activity that can be enjoyed by everyone.


   

Tack Talk - Rope Halters

 

Equine Law- the power to sell-on abandoned horses

 

Diabetic Drugs for horses - water intake must be monitored


HORSEMANSHIP - aiding horse and rider
by Tanja Kraus
Embraced by horse owners across multiple disciplines, the principles of horsemanship offer many benefits to the horse and the rider.

MUSCLE POWER - Improve Your Equestrian Performance by Mel Macaulay
As a very physical activity horse riding requires the rider to develop and maintain strong and supple muscles, which will benefit your body and riding performance.

DISABLED RIDER AND HANDLER CLASSES
by Shannen Galavin
Three Queensland riders share their experiences competing in their State’s disability events, an opportunity that was made possible by the determination of one woman.

CIRCLING BACK - Fitness and Joint Health in Horses
by Kentucky Equine Research
Horses in training are often worked in circles, an activity that can have an impact on the health of their bones and joints, especially when they’re young.

SENIOR HORSES - Planning ahead
With horses living into their late twenties and even longer the responsibility for their health and wellbeing often extends well beyond their riding days, giving owners time to treasure their golden years.

RIDING THE NEW DRESSAGE TEST CHANGES
by Elizabeth Tollarzo
It's a learning curve for riders as they assess the changes in Equestrian Australia's new dressage tests for Preparatory to Advanced levels, which were released on the 1st of January 2023.

SCENT HORSE CLINICS NOW IN AUSTRALIA
Horses scenting ability was highlighted in the Hoofbeats December/January issue, with clinics in Australia now giving horse owners the opportunity to tap into their horse’s air scenting skills. Incorporating a variety of activities into a horse’s training, and over varied terrain, offers many benefits including keeping them mentally fresh and improving their flexibility, strength and endurance.

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DON’T RASP THE PROTECTIVE HOOF LAYER (Issuu)
by Peter Kay
We’ve all heard the expression ‘No Hoof, No Horse’, but how well do we understand the importance of the hoof wall and its role in keeping the hoof healthy.


HIP PAIN/REPLACEMENT SERIES
(ISSUU) by Deidre Rennick

RIDERS AND HIP PAIN - tips for rider comfort - Pt 1 Hip Pain Series
Few riders will not experience some wear and tear in their bodies as a result of ageing and the physicality that can come with riding and horse ownership. Osteoarthritis is a condition that many riders find themselves dealing with, which will impact their time in and out of the saddle.

RIDING WITH A NEW HIP Part 2
Hip Pain Series
Following on from last issue’s article on Hip Pain, for riders requiring a hip replacement being prepared and knowing what to expect is important in their quest to get back in the saddle.

REHAB BEFORE RIDING- Part 3 Hip Pain Series
The third part in the series on riders requiring a hip replacement, the rehabilitation process is one that should not be rushed as you manage your recovery and work towards getting back in the saddle

 




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