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It sounds logical — but it oversimplifies equine biomechanics and ignores one crucial fact: horses were not designed to be ridden. Horses...

Every rider has felt that heart-stopping moment when their horse stumbles beneath them. Occasional trips can be normal, but if your horse...

When we think about improving our horse’s fitness or building muscle, it’s easy to focus on faster gaits like trot and canter. But don’t...

When it comes to building topline, horse owners often hear the phrase “ride your horse long and low, or as I like to say; forward, down...

Building topline isn’t about quick fixes or gadgets — it’s about correct, progressive work that strengthens the muscles along your...

A strong, healthy topline isn’t just about looks — it’s key for performance, comfort, and long-term soundness. Horses with poor topline...

Kissing spine happens when the bony “spines” or along a horse’s back are too close together and may even touch

As horse owners, we’ve all been there. Our horse starts to feel "off." Maybe they’re resisting the contact, bucking in canter, hollowing...

Written by: Lisa Fay When people hear the word massage  in the context of equine care, they often think of a relaxing rub-down after a...

Horses, like humans, can suffer from various aches and pains. Whether it is due to strenuous exercise, poor saddle fit, or simply the...

Equine wellness is a top priority for any horse owner or caretaker. Ensuring that our four-legged companions are pain-free and...

Saddle fitting is a crucial aspect of maintaining a healthy and happy horse. A well-fitted saddle ensures that the horse can move freely...