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Signs, Exercises, and Tips for In-Hand and Under Saddle Work Horses, just like humans, can develop tension in their ribcage and diaphragm, which can restrict movement, affect breathing, and impact overall performance. Recognising the signs of tension and knowing how to help your horse release it can make a world of difference to their comfort and athletic ability. In this post, we’ll look at how to identify tension, exercises to help your horse, and the differences between wo

A Step-By-Step Guide for Building Confidence and Curiosity In-hand training is a fantastic way to develop trust, improve communication, and build your horse’s confidence around new objects. One simple but effective tool you can use is a flag. Introducing your horse to a flag in a safe and gradual manner can help them become more resilient and less reactive to unfamiliar sights and sounds. Here’s a step-by-step approach to introducing in-hand training with your horse and a fla

Yes, I have a horse that has always been more external. What do I mean by this? A horse that is external, generally, will be a horse that...

Understanding Australian Stringhalt: A Path to Recovery Australian Stringhalt is a perplexing condition that affects horses, causing them...