Can allowing positive self expression bring about the best the horse can
offer? Willingly, and with confidence? Can he be happy, majestic -
and expressive? Follow what happens with one horse that had closed down.
Understanding the muscles in the nape of the neck and how to recognize correct and incorrect work through what we can see in the development of the neck muscles.
Time and time again we have seen the power of both photo and film in bringing to light the transgressions that sometimes occur in the showring. We saw this when the subject of rollkur first came up, few believed until they saw the pictures for themselves...
Frustrated, sad, even angry, a struggle between supporting the good things a horseman does with methods that may be harsher than they truly need to be.
These Games are breaking new ground in the effort to protect the horses, from the heat and humidity that are of a concern to many riders. We hope all of the horses come through the Games healthy and fit.
"Post-mortem studies have illustrated that crib-biting horses have
differences in some brain areas," explained Matthew Parker, MSc, a
doctoral candidate in the School of Psychology at the University of
Southampton. "We wanted to see how this affected their learning."
Can allowing positive self expression bring about the best the horse can
offer? Willingly, and with confidence? Can he be happy, majestic -
and expressive? Follow what happens with one horse that had closed down. 
Understanding the muscles in the nape of the neck and how to recognize correct and incorrect work through what we can see in the development of the neck muscles. 
Time and time again we have seen the power of both photo and film in bringing to light the transgressions that sometimes occur in the showring. We saw this when the subject of rollkur first came up, few believed until they saw the pictures for themselves... 
Frustrated, sad, even angry, a struggle between supporting the good things a horseman does with methods that may be harsher than they truly need to be. 
News and updates as well as Letters to the Editor including the controversy revolving around one of our articles from last month. 
The upright neck, part of a training regimen for some, a path towards correct carriage. But is that always true? 
These Games are breaking new ground in the effort to protect the horses, from the heat and humidity that are of a concern to many riders. We hope all of the horses come through the Games healthy and fit. 
An update on new research and understanding why white horses end up being white!
"Post-mortem studies have illustrated that crib-biting horses have
differences in some brain areas," explained Matthew Parker, MSc, a
doctoral candidate in the School of Psychology at the University of
Southampton. "We wanted to see how this affected their learning."