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Keeping Your Horse Fit in the Winter

by GenHorse care, TrainingPosted on 1 December 20241 February 2026No Comments

Winter can be a tough time for horses and their owners. The cold weather, seemingly endless mud, and rain can make it difficult to keep them fit and healthy, especially if you have limited turnout, or don’t have the luxury of a floodlit arena. However there are still ways that you can maintain your bond …

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Are You Ready for Spooky Season?

by GenBehaviour, TrainingPosted on 1 October 20244 September 2026One Comment

As the days get shorter and the nights get longer, it’s not just humans who start to feel a little out of sorts. Horses can also become more sensitive to their surroundings during the autumn and winter months for a number of reasons. Why autumn triggers spookiness in horses How to help prepare your horse …

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