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Review: wehorse - 'Walk-Canter Transitions & Walk Pirouettes' With Ingrid Klimke

Review: wehorse - 'Walk-Canter Transitions & Walk Pirouettes' With Ingrid Klimke

This new training website, wehorse, which appears to have been produced in Germany, is a well constructed, clear and concise online resource which should appeal to all equestrians and their interests. There are over 250 instructional videos cover...

By Sarah Williams

Nurturing Nature Equine

Category Health and Wellb...

Subcategory Equine Rehab

Full rehabilitation livery spaces available in West Sussex. Have your injured, mystery undiagnosed, or behavioral horse looked after by a vet. Especially suited for horses who: ? ? ? ? ...

Category Horses & Breeding

Subcategory Livery Yards

Hook Farm offers a well-run livery yard with family members living on-site to include DIY, Assisted DIY and an excellent retirement livery package (Sussex Weald Retirement Livery). We are ...

south coast horses ltd

Category Horses & Breeding

Subcategory Equine Agents

Dedicated equine agents committed to sourcing and proving top quality family horses & ponies of a wide variety. Also Offering sales livery, stud services and freelance breaking services. ...

Kings Hill Equestrian Ltd

Category Horses & Breeding

Subcategory Horse Sellers

We specialise in selling all types of horses and ponies from family cobs to competition horses. We also act as sales agents selling privately owned horses and ponies. The business has been ...

Groundwork: An Introduction To Long Reining

Groundwork: An Introduction To Long Reining

With all of my horses, young or old, I find groundwork is key to their progression and development in training. So today, I’m going to talk about long reining, as I don’t see it being done as much as it should. It isn’t as difficult...

By Rachael Skinner - Eventful Eventing

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