September is here; with it the cooler days, the shorter evenings and a little more time to reflect on recent publications. Three items particularly caught
The final instalment in a series of threeLast week, we looked at horse centricity and making life better.This week we round off with making the
an article in instalments. Part Three will be published on 15 July.Last week, we finished by discussing dogma-driven, ego-driven and horse-centric. The dogma-driven rider is
an article in instalments. Part Two will be published on 7 July. For most of us, confinement is behind us, albeit there are still restrictions
Our friends at Sabots Libres have published another self-help video, this time dealing with more advanced hoof maintenance. See the video here
Sabots Libres (sabots-libres.eu) has just published a short self-help video on caring for your horses’ hoofs in the absence of your regular hoof care specialist
For many of us, it is a trying time and, with more and more countries implementing a lock-down, a complicated one. Equestrian centres are closed
The First Ten Years… 6 January 2010: The Equine Independent publishes her first article Behaviour Based Horse Management – A Blueprint for the 21st Century,
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