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Dates for your Diary - 2010 Bank Holidays

Imogen Johnson, 03 December 2009 10:57

We all love bank holidays because it means we can perhaps squeeze in a lesson, a long ride or just time with our horses that we otherwise wouldn’t fit in. So we thought we’d put all the bank holiday dates for 2010 in one place so you can plan ahead. So, voila! ENGLANDNew Year’s Day 1 JanuaryGood Friday 2 AprilEaster ...

Beating Travelling Anxiety: An extra pair of eyes

Imogen Johnson, 06 November 2009 16:19

It only takes one bad journey to make future trips in the lorry or trailer frightening for many horses, so how can you ease a horse’s travel anxiety? Today CCTV camera systems aren’t just a good way to catch criminals in action. There are also a number of camera systems on the market designed to help you keep an eye ...

Beating Travelling Anxiety: The sound of music

Imogen Johnson, 06 November 2009 16:10

It only takes one bad journey to make future trips in the lorry or trailer frightening for many horses, so how can you ease a horse’s travel anxiety? During a BSC Equine Sports Science degree, Kim Dyer, now a marketing assistant at Belstane, studied the effect of music on a horse’s heart rate and behaviour during transportation. She used eight ...

Beating Travelling Anxiety: Seeing double

Imogen Johnson, 06 November 2009 16:06

It only takes one bad journey to make future trips in the lorry or trailer frightening for many horses, so how can you ease a horse’s travel anxiety? In 2006, Nottingham Trent University student Rachel Kay won the Royal Agricultural Society of England’s ‘Eqvalan Duo Equine Thesis of the Year Award’ for her work on transporting horses. Her winning study ...

Beating Travelling Anxiety: A cut above the rest

Imogen Johnson, 06 November 2009 15:56

It only takes one bad journey to make future trips in the lorry or trailer frightening for many horses, so how can you ease a horse’s travel anxiety? Over the years, equine transport has developed almost beyond recognition. Horse owners can now be confident that modern forms of equine transport are safe and comfortable for their horses, so the stressful ...

Beating Travelling Anxiety: Plan, plan, plan

Imogen Johnson, 06 November 2009 15:48

It only takes one bad journey to make future trips in the lorry or trailer frightening for many horses, so how can you ease a horse’s travel anxiety? It’s not as straightforward as it may seem at first to travel with your horse. It’s not a case of just loading up and hitting the road, a certain amount of planning ...

Beating Travelling Anxiety: In the airways

Imogen Johnson, 06 November 2009 15:45

It only takes one bad journey to make future trips in the lorry or trailer frightening for many horses, so how can you ease a horse’s travel anxiety? Research by Dr David Marlin, from Hartpury College in Gloucester, has highlighted a number of issues associated with travelling horses. While travelling, your horse has to hold his head in an unnaturally ...

Beating Travelling Anxiety: Using energy

Imogen Johnson, 06 November 2009 15:43

It only takes one bad journey to make future trips in the lorry or trailer frightening for many horses, so how can you ease a horse’s travel anxiety? Research by Dr David Marlin, from Hartpury College in Gloucester, has highlighted a number of issues associated with travelling horses. During travel, your horse will have to use varying amounts of energy ...

Beating Travelling Anxiety: In the gut

Imogen Johnson, 06 November 2009 15:40

It only takes one bad journey to make future trips in the lorry or trailer frightening for many horses, so how can you ease a horse’s travel anxiety? Research by Dr David Marlin, from Hartpury College in Gloucester, has highlighted a number of issues associated with travelling horses. Nervousness caused by travelling may cause your horse to develop diarrhoea or ...

Beating Travelling Anxiety: Dehydration

Imogen Johnson, 06 November 2009 15:36

It only takes one bad journey to make future trips in the lorry or trailer frightening for many horses, so how can you ease a horse’s travel anxiety? Research by Dr David Marlin, from Hartpury College in Gloucester, has highlighted a number of issues associated with travelling horses. Due to the lack of feed and water intake and use of ...

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