All you need to know on navicular disease and tendon injury!
This will be the last post on the front leg, and so I’ve decided to cover the most common pathologies that we uncounter with our horses: navicular syndrome and tendonitis/tendon injury! I would love... Read More
Common dysfunction of the foreleg
So for the 3rd article on the foreleg I decided to change things up a bit and talk about the common dysfunction I find regularly in the foreleg. Before I get into the subject, I just want to clarify w... Read More
Anatomy of the foreleg part 2: Biomechanic and muscles of the foreleg
Here is my second article on the anatomy of the foreleg 😀 For a reminder of the bones and joints of the foreleg, please head to Anatomy of the foreleg part 1! If you’re already familiar with t... Read More
Anatomy of the foreleg part 1: the bones and joints
This is going to be a long one. As you’ve probably noticed already, I get chatty when I write, and if you thought last month’s posts were long, you’re in for a treat, because it’s not one join... Read More
All you need to know about my free assessments!
Last year, I ran 2 offers for free assessments, one in March and one in October, and I was so surprised and pleased to see that people were super into it! It took me a little while to figure out why p... Read More
Dressage Anywhere’s top tips for success
Ruth competes at Prelim and Novice level and is also one of the people behind Dressage Anywhere, hosting monthly online dressage competitions. In this blog, Ruth takes a look at what the dressage judg... Read More
Anatomy of the horse: The shoulder
I’ve put here all the informations I think would be interesting for owners to know about their horse’s shoulder anatomy. In this article I’m going to talk you through the important muscles, the ... Read More
Nahla and the layers of time
Ok, this article also could have been called “Nahla, the perfect rehab case” but it’s a lot less dramatic, let’s face it 😉 For those of you who may not follow my Facebook page, Nahla is a... Read More