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Having ahorse who swings
Riding a spooky horse can be unnerving, but it’s a natural equine response. Charlotte Cooper finds out how to turn down the startle factor for a more confident and enjoyable ride
Most horses aren’t being difficult when they react — sometimes dangerously — to vets. They’re trying to make something unpleasant stop. Emily Bevan finds out how to make examinations calmer and safer
From broodmares to young athletes, horses of any age can develop a sway back. Recognising the signs and knowing how to support your horse’s spine can make all the difference in comfort and longevity, says equine vet Lucinda Ticehurst
Would your horse choose you? Emma Massingale shares some small routine changes to strengthen your bond and become the human they want to be with
Vets, doctors and volunteers all play a part in helping point-to-points run safely. Euan Laidlaw MRCVS outlines how they do so
Bored with doing the same exercises over and over in an arena? In the first part of a new series, coach Niki Otterburn explains that training doesn’t have to be repetitive — and, indeed, her creation of ‘gym’ sessions for equines can help all horses, including a super-keen eventing pony with a lust for life