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How to deal with Barging

Your Horse, 07 July 2010 15:28

Some horses have a habit of flying out of their stables, through gateways or pushing past their owners, and there can be a number of reasons for this behaviour."Very often horses are afraid of moving through narrow gaps because of a past knock or bang to the hips," Sarah Kreutzer advises. "This may have happened in a trailer or walking through ...

In-hand showing: Your Horse top tips

Your Horse, 18 April 2010 16:07

If it still seems like a bit of a minefield, or you need some helpful hints to improve, here are our top tips: ● Attention should be given to your horse’s feeding regime, as good nutrition will ensure a naturally healthy, shiny coat. ● Your horse should be exercised accordingly, so he has good muscle tone, and is at an ...

In-hand showing: Want to start showing?

Your Horse, 18 April 2010 16:00

Not all in-hand showing classes are about breeding, conformation and qualifying. Many shows hold fun classes that anyone can enter. You might want a break from serious competition, or just a laugh, so you could enter your horse or pony in the prettiest mare or most handsome gelding, or you might want to preen your pony for the best turned-out ...

In-hand showing: Affiliated or non-affiliated?

Your Horse, 18 April 2010 15:54

The difference between affiliated and non-affiliated shows is very basic. Non-affiliated shows are generally local shows, where anyone can go along and compete. Affiliated shows are always accountable to one of the three British showing societies: ● The National Pony Society (NPS).● The British Show Pony Society (BSPS).● The British Show Horse Society (BSHS). Caroline Nokes, chief executive for the ...

In-hand showing: What to wear

Your Horse, 18 April 2010 15:49

The opinions on attire differ greatly. Some people like to be dressed in riding clothes such as:● Cream or white jodhpurs.● A white shirt, stock and pin.● A riding hat (and hairnet if you have long hair).● A show jacket.● Long leather riding boots. Others prefer to dress in smart every-day clothing, such as smart trousers or a skirt, shirt ...

In-hand showing: On the day

Your Horse, 18 April 2010 15:44

There are a number of ways to warm up your horse. Lynn suggests that if you’re showing a young horse, it’s best to walk him around the grounds before you enter the ring. “Take him past anything spooky like umbrellas and signs. Young horses need to be educated, so let him look at everything. Don’t lunge your youngster before competing, ...

In-hand showing: Before you go

Your Horse, 18 April 2010 15:40

Before you show your horse you need to make sure he’s looking good. This means he should look healthy, fit and in keeping with his breeding. Each breed has different rules, so check what applies to your horse. For example, Connemara ponies should not be plaited, tails should not be pulled and legs and heels should not be trimmed. Judges ...

In-hand showing: Gentle giants and young prospects

Your Horse, 18 April 2010 15:32

“In-hand showing is a useful shop window for promoting the various breeds, and nothing looks better than a Shire beautifully plaited in the traditional way,” says Elspeth Ross from Waldburg Shires. Lynn Russell, who often gives in-hand showing master classes, suggests in-hand showing is a good way to educate young horses in a competition environment. “It can be a great ...

In-hand showing: Why should you show in-hand?

Your Horse, 18 April 2010 15:23

There are many reasons to give in-hand showing a go. Your reason may be as simple as wanting to show off your horse, or just to try something new. Perhaps your horse has impeccable manners and you think he could do well in this discipline? If your horse can no longer be ridden but is still in great condition with ...

Common Leg Problems: Bursae

Your Horse, 27 November 2009 15:11

See a swelling on your horse’s leg and your first reaction might be to panic - will it take ages to mend, cost me a fortune and potentially affect his future? But don’t panic. With good management, most leg problems can be prevented and early intervention from your vet will more often than not lead to successful treatment. What are ...

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