History of the horse in Australia
History of the horse in Australia In modern times transporting horses around the world isn’t such an extraordinary thought. They are loaded on a plane and off they go arriving at their destination...
View Article10 Cool Facts about Horses
10 Cool Facts about Horses 1. Horses can’t breathe through their mouths, only through their nostrils. 2. They can’t burp or vomit which is why colic is such a concerning condition for horses, their...
View ArticleVital Signs
Vital signs (TPR) – What’s normal & What’s not Are you aware of a horses normal vital signs or TPR (Temperature, Pulse, Respiratory)? Have you ever wondered what a normal temperature is for a...
View ArticleFaecal Egg Counts – FEC
Faecal Egg Counts – FEC Everyone has probably heard of them but maybe you haven’t felt that your horses need to be tested- after all, you worm them regularly! However, that is exactly why you should...
View ArticleRetired Racehorse Welfare Programs
Retired Racehorse Welfare Programs Over recent years the Thoroughbred Racing industry has put in a mammoth effort to ensure the ongoing care and rehoming of its equine athletes post racing. For people...
View ArticleEmbryo Transfer in Horses
Embryo Transfer in Horses What is Embryo Transfer Equine embryo transfer has been used since 1970s and has increased in popularity over the past years. Embryo transfer is a process that involves...
View ArticleThe importance of dental work before breaking in young horses
Should I get my young horses teeth done before breaking in? It’s not uncommon for some people to think my horse is too young to have dental problems and feel it’s not necessary to get their teeth done...
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Cross Country Saddle vs Jumping Saddle
Cross Country Saddle vs Jumping Saddle With the physical demands of cross country on both horse and rider, it is important to make sure we use the right saddle. But is there a difference between a...
View ArticleHelpful tips to keep your horse warm and happy this winter.
Helpful tips to keep your horse warm and happy this winter. During winter your horse’s energy requirements will increase, this is to help maintain body weight and for heat production. Access to good...
View ArticleFloating your mare and foal
Floating your mare and foal It’s not something we really like to do but there are times when it is necessary to float your mare and her young foal. Whether it’s for breeding, moving farms or heading...
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