Grass…sweet, fresh, appetizing…it seems like the perfect food for equines. Indeed, it’s hard to find a horse, even a picky eater, that won’t dig right in when given access to pasture. So how can this readily available, appealing, natural forage be dangerous for some horses and ponies? A closer look provides an answer: it’s not the grass itself, but the amount of a specific type of sugar within the plants, that’s the problem.
Feeding horses a limited number of meals each day can lead to health problems, including increased incidence of gastric ulcers and hindgut acidosis. Recent research revealed another concern related to meal feeding: decreased nutrient digestibility.
When choosing a riding helmet, there are several factors that affect fit:
How will you wear your hair? Wearing your hair up inside the helmet versus having your hair down will alternate the fit. Ensure the base of your ponytail is beneath the helmet, not inside the helmet....
A good quarantine procedure can minimise the risk, but a poor one can potentially make things worse. By putting some simple steps in place, you can reduce the likelihood of unknowingly introducing a resistance problem on your property.
We know there’s a lot to do in the lead up to a competition or show with your horse, so to help you have a relaxed, organized and successful day, we’ve put together our top 10 preparation tips.
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