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Every horse has a unique personality and recognising and understanding this can inform care, improve wellbeing, guide training and strengthen bonds, finds Kim Wilson

A study has found that those who use auxiliary reins are often influenced by others and have limited knowledge

Our resident trainer, Tony Cruse, has been delivering a one-to-one consultation and allowing us to sit in on it. He is working with Phil, an owner whose Poodle X German Shepherd, Obi, is very excitabl

Imposing heavy horses sporting colourful ribbons, wool and raffia in manes and tails make impressive sights in show rings. But creating head-turning plaits is something that has to be learned and honed over time, as The Shire Horse Society’s Yvonne Simmons explains