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Round-up November 2021
Another month passes and another huge pile of Horsey literature has passed through the inbox in need of study and
Welcome Back !
Welcome back to the Equine Independent. It is clearly very difficult to find purveyors of good material; there have been
August Reflections
September is here; with it the cooler days, the shorter evenings and a little more time to reflect on recent
Mixed Bag!
Ban on Stabling Horses in the Netherlands
This article was first published by Sabots Libres: Ban on Stabling Horses in the Netherlands In a public ordnance dated
Why is who we are as people so important to who we are as trainers? By Ben Hart
The science of behaviour does not yet have all the answers to the questions posed by our horses; in fact
Pony Access – by Simon Mulholland
Pony Access is the end result of a random visit I made to the St. Pauls Trust City Farm in
Cannon Fodder – by Josepha Guillaume
Ever wondered why you should always mount from the left, lead from the left, why in sports black saddles and
Is Pressure-Release Without Punishment? By Emma Lethbridge
For a while a conundrum has been playing with my thoughts. It all started one chilly but sunny Saturday, during
“Laying a Pavement” – a personal view of horse training by Anouk Wiertz
As I was sitting outside this morning, enjoying the sun, I watched two workers relaying a pavement. After a while