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Why hobble training could be a lifesaver
Worried about your horse getting caught in fencing? You’re not alone. Horse fence injuries are more common than we’d like to admit especially with young, playful or easily spooked horses. While we can’t prevent every accident, there are ways to...
Treats you can (and can’t) give horses
Thinking about sharing your Easter eggs with your horse? Think again. Did you know chocolate is toxic to horses? But just so your horse doesn’t miss out on an Easter treat, we’ve put together a guide on what you can...
Why do horses spook? The flight instinct unpacked.
If you’ve spent any time around horses, you’ve likely experienced that moment — one second your horse is calm and relaxed, and the next, they’re snorting, spinning, or leaping sideways at something invisible. A leaf, a shadow, a plastic bag, even...
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Where To Position Your Horse In The Float / Trailer
It can be tricky to know the most beneficial bay to put your horse/s in when floating. In this blog we will unpack the details of weight distribution, trailer capacity, safety and more. If you are transporting one horse in a straight load float/trailer...
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Tips for rehabbing horses in confinement
Have your ever had to keep your horse confined for prolonged periods of time? Has your horse sustained an injury and requires rehab? Are they displaying signs of boredom? Whether it is a mare and foal recovering postpartum, a horse that has recently undergone surgery or is suffering from lameness. Whatever the cause of confinement, it is most beneficial for the welfare of the horse to ensure they are kept stimulated. In this short blog we will discuss some top tips for keeping you horses happy whilst in confinement and provide some ideas and strategies to prevent boredom in the stable.
TOP FIVE SAFETY TIPS FOR TOWING A HORSE FLOAT
Towing a horse trailer can be difficult at times. Whether you're reversing into a shed, slowing down at a round about or driving on a main highway, your horse float is a very heavy load which will affect the performance of your vehicle. In this blog we will discuss our top safety tips for towing a moving load to ensure your safety and that of you horse while in transit.
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The infamous question! Are you in two minds about clipping your furry friend? It's that time of year when you have to make a decision whether to clip off the woolly mammoth fluff or stick it out until spring. In this short blog, we will discuss the pros and cons of clipping your horse and the best time of year to do it. As well as some popular clip styles and what your horse should travel in if clipped in the float!
When buying a horse, most of us have a checklist of credentials from breeding to height and even colour. But sometimes, it’s those that don’t turn heads that have the true superstar potential.
When towing your float there is a significantly bigger weight load that is required to stop behind your vehicle. Safety is a paramount priority for everyone on the road and your horses in the float. Read this short blog to learn everything you need to know about electric brakes!