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August/September '22
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Vol 44 No 2
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INSIDE the Aug/Sept '22 magazine
Vol 44 No 2 (Print magazine) $7.50 AU,
$7.95 NZ, App (for all devices) $5.99
GOING THE DISTANCE by Tracy Weaver-Sayer
Australian endurance rider Gayle Holmes has covered a lot of distance over the years, in the saddle and travelling to compete and train horses at the highest level in the sport.
KEEPING HORSES ON NORFOLK ISLAND by Deanne Ryan
Keeping horses on a small island 1000km off the east coast of Australia presents some unique challenges and amazing experiences.
RIDER REHABILITATION
by Karen Watson
Riding and handling horses can be risky, regardless of the level of the experience of those around them. Recovering from an injury, especially a serious one can take time, determination and a lot of guts. Grand Prix show jumper Scott Lico, former dressage rider Hacia Atherton, former Senior Sergeant in charge of the WA Mounted Police Glen Potter and rider Donalee Hieseltine share their stories of how they have recovered from their injuries.
REINING IN RISING COSTS by Liz Tollarzo
With the cost of living going up, so too are many of the costs associated with keeping horses. There are things horse owners can do to help reduce their equestrian expenses.
THE GUT and its effects on behaviour
by Dr Jennifer Stewart
There are many factors that can influence a horse’s behaviour, including the composition of their diet.
Equine Law – FOR THE LOVE OF LEASES
by Emily Purvis - Pure Equine
There can be many positives when leasing a horse and a well drafted lease agreement can help ensure it remains a beneficial arrangement for all involved.
IS IT THE GUT? by Country Park
Skin problems, nervy, stresses, moody, grumpy, digestion, ulcers ... are these gut related?
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The Modern Hoof
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Keeping Horses on Norfolk Island
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Reining In Rising Costs
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PLEASE EXPLAIN
Unfortunately it’s pretty common to find your horse has suffered a wound so it’s important to take steps to minimise the risk of infection.
RE-HOMING SAMSON
There was a happy ending for the unfortunate Clydesdale up for sale at the Laidley Sales when he was purchased by Gareth Gee, who wanted a ‘mate’ to hang-out with.
THE BENEFITS OF IN-HAND WORK by Dr Raquel Butler
In-hand work can be used in many situations and offer numerous advantages, to the horse and the handler.
EXERCISE AND THE INSULIN RESISTANT HORSE OR PONY by Sophie Fletcher
The study of insulin resistance in horses has helped to shed light on the condition and what owners need to be aware of when it comes to their horse’s dietary and exercise requirements.
THE MODERN HOOF by Celine Bønnelykke
Gone are the days when metal shoes were the primary means of protection for a horse’s feet.These days there’s a variety of options available to suit all manner of equestrian pursuits and requirements.
STRANDED HORSES SAVED by Wendy Elks
When Liz Hall witnessed numerous horses struggling in floodwaters in NSW she harnessed the power of social media to help assemble a group of people willing to rescue them from the dangerous situation.
Hoofbeats 2022 STUD AND STALLION DIRECTORY
• The formation of the Australian horse Breeders Federation (AHBF)
A voice for the Australian Breeding and Performance Industry
• Stud and vet news
• Foaling down your mare by Dr Ross Wallace, Murray Veterinary Services
Twenty four pages of studs, stallions and breeding services.
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LEGS, LEGS, LEGS
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KIKUYU AND YOUR HORSE'S HEALTH
by Dr. Jennifer H. Stewart
Good pasture represents one of the best and least expensive sources of food for horses. However, there are concerns with kikuyu grazing for horses that need to be taken into consideration. |
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