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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

Ready to Help Your Horse Find Suppleness? Lateral movements are the building blocks of advanced riding. They improve suppleness, balance, and communication between horse and rider. But for many riders, laterals feel intimidating—where do you start, and how do you know what to do with your body? Let’s break it down step by step. Why Learn Laterals in This Order Starting with simpler movements and gradually increasing complexity helps both horse and rider develop confidence and

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