The days are already getting longer and spring will soon be here and so will be the start of the long-awaited grazing season.The horses are keen to enjoy a few green stalks here and there on a stroll or under the fence in the paddock. Nothing is tastier than the
Embarking on a riding adventure in the rain only to return drenched is hardly enjoyable for any equestrian. But instead of lying on the sofa and watching TV series all weekend, you can also do useful activities at the stables when the weather is miserable. Especially the things that you
The grass is sprouting, and the horses are already stretching their necks under the fence to reach the green stalks. Every walk turns into pulling on the lead rope and raising the owners stress levels. The grazing season is upon us What should you look out for? Take your time
As soon as the days get warmer, the horses get “spring fever” and you can see horses shedding their winter coats everywhere. It often kicks off as early as February, and by mid-March at the latest, everyone is in the game. Very young and very old horses always take much
Introduction As your beloved riding horse gets on in years, the ‘aches and pains’ start to set in at some point, so that you find yourself thinking more and more often about ‘retirement’ for your four-legged friend. Often the horses are not very old – between 15 and 20 years
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