Archive for March, 2008
Driftwood Horses
Thursday, March 20th, 2008To keep up with all that’s new in the Equestrian Sport please subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!A series of beautiful images landed in my inbox yesterday - there are too many to show more than a couple here but you can view them at the artists site www.jansch.freeserve.co.uk/index.htm
This brillliant artist […]
Does Your Saddle Really Fit You And Your Horse?
Thursday, March 20th, 2008Most professional trainers and riders will agree that without buying a custom made saddle for every horse you ride, the correct pad is your only salvation. Knowing that saddles are made for the average back we are faced with the frustrating task of accommodating it to the horse. The perfect saddle […]
Darren Chiaccia
Tuesday, March 18th, 2008Our thoughts and best wishes are with Darren Chiacchia who was badly injured following a fall last weekend at the Red Hills Horse Trials. Following a misstep by his horse, Baron Verdi, Chiacchia suffered a serious head injury and other injuries including a collapsed lung and several broken ribs. His condition is improving but he […]
Equine Social Bookmarking
Thursday, March 13th, 2008Social Bookmarking is a phenomenon that is sweeping the net these days, and thanks to Scott I cam across a social bookmarking site specifically for the Equine World!
NickerIt! is a site where you can vote on your favourite stories, or if you come across a site you like you can add it to the NickerIt […]
The Rider’s Pain Free Back - Book Review
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008Back Problems bring many a Rider’s career to a grinding halt. As well as taking care of our horse’s health, we need to take care of our own, especially the structural wellbeing of your body. One of the most vulnerable parts of any Rider’s anatomy is his or her back. […]
Dressage Site - Take a Look
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008I came across this site today - Dressage Not Stressage
It’s a simple one page website which I would recommend you take a look at - it is a well presented site on various aspects of dressage. The writer obviously knows her subject and writes with wit and humour as well. It will only take you […]
