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Have you ever noticed which side your horse’s mane falls on and wondered if it means something? Could it be linked to body symmetry , strengths or weaknesses , or even fascia patterns influenced by whorls ? This question has fascinated horse owners and trainers for years, and at Lagoballo, we’re curious too. We know that whorls—those unique hair patterns on a horse’s body—can sometimes indicate underlying tension or directional pull in the fascia. So, could the mane’s natural

Flow, Function, and Feel—Learning from the Inside-Out Eight horses. Three days. One clinician with a deep understanding of equine anatomy and movement. Thirza Hendriks ’ recent clinic (held at beautiful Anamir Equine near Canberra) was a masterclass in functional biomechanics, blending in-hand and ridden work to help horses move with greater ease, efficiency, and flow. Clinic Format: Three Lessons, Three Days, Eight Horses Each participant received one lesson, per horse per

A Practical Guide for Horse Owners The nervous system plays a vital role in a horse’s overall health, movement, and behaviour....