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When Agistment Goes Wrong: Power, Control, and the Behaviours That Erode Trust
Agistment should be a Partnership At its best, it’s a mutually respectful arrangement where horse owners pay for safe facilities, clear agreements, and peace of mind — and property owners are fairly compensated for providing exactly that. Yet too often, agistment devolves into something else entirely: power plays, moving goal posts, and behaviour that leaves agistees feeling anxious, targeted, and afraid to speak up. Let’s be blunt — this isn’t “just how agistment works.” It’
Loz
1 day ago6 min read


The Long Ride: Why Horse Riding Is a Journey, Not a Sprint
Horse Riding: Why It’s a Long Journey (and What NOT to Do) Horse riding isn’t something you master overnight. It’s a lifelong journey of learning, adapting, and growing alongside your horse. There will be highs—those magical rides where everything clicks—and lows where you feel stuck or frustrated. That’s normal. Here’s why patience matters and what you should avoid along the way. Why Riding Takes Time Complex Partnership: Riding isn’t just about you—it’s about building trus
Loz
Apr 43 min read
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