Evidence Is Everything in Sport Horse Evaluation, Performance and Longevity

Free webinar with equine biomechanics and sport science expert Tim Worden, PhD, and FEI jumper, Sean Jobin, sharing their evidence-based approach to maximizing horses’ well-being and performance. There will be time for your questions! Presented by Haygain and Ontario Equestrian. Register and join the discussion:  Webinar Link


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Ask the Expert: Back Legs Sliding Under Horse While Trailer Loading

Q: I have had my horse 5 years and he’s always travelled like an absolute dream. We tried to take him to vets today and his back legs were sliding under him, he was trying to sit down and was very unsettled. He’s recently had his shoes taken off could …

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Ask the Expert: Can I Make Treats with Lavender Extract Paste?

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Q: I just got some lavender extract paste can I make horse treats with it? If I can what should I put in them? –Jamie A: Lavender can be used in making horse treats of almost any type you wish. Most horses will like the flavor, though it’s useful to …

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Ask the Expert: Groundwork Tips for Unridable Pony

Q: A little background info before my question. I have recently started looking after a small welsh mix pony a few days a week. He is really sweet and I love him to pieces but would love to be able to do more with him. He is about 10hh (so …

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Ask the Expert: Horse Has Too Much Go on the Trail

Q: I have a mare that has a lot more go than anything else. After riding for 30 or so minutes, she calms down some, but is still a fast walker. When going through trails, she doesn’t slow down to take the time to take the best path. I don’t …

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