Be Your Own Vet with Nick Roe
In this article, equine specialist vet, Nick Roe looks at what you can do to solve minor problems without having to call the vet.. Read Article Comments Off on Be Your Own Vet with Nick Roe
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In this article, equine specialist vet, Nick Roe looks at what you can do to solve minor problems without having to call the vet.. Read Article Comments Off on Be Your Own Vet with Nick Roe
Vet turned trainer turned college lecturer, Nick Roe looks at Roaring
Roaring is a problem that particularly affects horses with long necks, but it can be a real problem for the equine athlete... Read Article 3 Comments »
Managing the Event Horse after Cross Country, with Kevin Keane, DVM
Kevin Keane is greatly in demand at many top level events due to his skills in managing the stresses of the sport of eventing, here he advises how to manage the horse, after the cross country run… Read Article Comments Off on Managing the Event Horse after Cross Country, with Kevin Keane, DVM
The Every Day Management of the Event Horse Part 1
Dr Kevin Keane has been an official vet with the US Equestrian Team since 1985. He is internationally recognized as an expert in musculo-skeletal disease and internal medicine. His clients include: Bruce Davidson, George Morris, Michael Matz and Phillip Dutton… aside from his busy veterinary practice, Dr Keane still finds time to ride at the occasional event… Read Article Comments Off on The Every Day Management of the Event Horse Part 1
What to do with a Skinny Horse?
Dr Kathleen Crandell outlines a strategy for dealing with skinny horses…Horse Read Article Comments Off on What to do with a Skinny Horse?
What do do with the Skinny Horse – Part 2 – Calorie Control
The skinny horse is a real problem, and in this second article, Dr Crandell looks at ways you can alter the horse’s diet… Read Article Comments Off on What do do with the Skinny Horse – Part 2 – Calorie Control
Young Dressage Horse Seminar: A Unique Learning Opportunity in Warendorf
In 2009, a special seminar on training young dressage horses was organized at Warendorf, featuring some of the stars of the Bundeschampionate, and some of Germany's leading trainers, riders, judges and equestrian experts. Read Article 1 Comment »
The Horses of Portugal – Part 3 – Working Equitation & Competition Dressage
In our final article in this series on the Lusitano horse, we look at the new discipline of Working Equitation, and visit one rider who competes with success in international dressage competition… Read Article 1 Comment »
The Horses of Portugal – Part 2 – The Breeders
In this second part of our three part series, we visit some of the Lusitano breeders… Read Article 1 Comment »
Australian Warmblood History – Part 7
Frozen Semen – the next breakthrough! The pioneers were Eilbert Kingma and Glenis Dyason, who as International Horse Breeders were established in 1989 with aim of importing frozen semen from the Celle State Stud. In the 1994, Frozen Semen special in THM, Glenis describes the process: “The idea came about seven or eight years ago. […] Read Article 2 Comments »