For years it’s been thought that horses who swish their tail, put their ears back and open their mouth when being ridden are behaving negatively. However, recent research by vet Sue Dyson, a specialist in equine orthopaedics, has proved that these behaviours are often signs of musculoskeletal pain
If you are feeding horses with laminitis, make sure you don’t miss this expert advice on how to best negotiate the issue
Your monthly insurance bill may seem like an avoidable drain on resources, until disaster strikes and you find out just how valuable it really is, as these four stories demonstrate...
We look at advice and tips from some of the speakers on how to be a good employer and how to avoid a high turnover of staff
Find out more about the Equiband, which is a training aid
How much does a horse weigh? And how much should they weigh? H&H investigates...
While ideally all horses would sustain a healthy bodyweight year-round, this is often not the case. Here we discover how quickly will a horse gain weight...
Professor Tony Ghaye discusses the ways in which positive psychology can impact riders and improve their standard of performance
Whatever your preference or circumstances regarding turnout, it is important to look at your horse as an individual and make the decision based on what is right — and works — for them
The girth just holds your saddle on, right? Actually, choosing and fitting a girth requires as much careful consideration as the rest of your tack...
A striking part-Appaloosa catches the judge’s eye twice, while a 22-year-old Lusitano impresses in the advanced medium for Emma Pewter
Beauty combines with practicality at the world’s most luxurious stable yards. Emily Bevan discovers the options – if you have a blank cheque
Camilla Henderson and Zoe Taylor reveal eight ways in which you can build and improve your confidence
