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The Myth of the Perfectly Straight Horse.
Straightness vs. Asymmetry: Why Most Horses Are Right- or Left-Sided Stand in any arena and watch a line of horses work. Look closely, and you’ll see a pattern – one horse naturally bends to the right, another drifts left through a corner, an
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PERFECTING THE GROUND: A Guide to Equestrian Arena Surfaces.
Whether you are an Olympic hopeful or a leisure rider, the surface you ride on plays apivotal role in your equestrian experience. Not only does it imp
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As digital platforms and social media continue to evolve, capturing attention with consistent, high-quality content that takes viewers on a journey is
Falling, feeling, and finding your way back.
NO! Not the scales of training! Afraid so…
Born to perform.
Nothing goes to waste.
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FANGIO’S – Creamy Napolitano Beef Fillet Gnocchi
The Fangio’s classic that captured hearts from day one. At Fangio’s, this dish is more than just a plate of pasta—it’s a part of our story. Fr
Deadly in the paddock.
By Charlene Carroll South Africa’s climate is tough, and when drought or winter thins the grazing, poisonous plants are more likely to be eaten by h
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Have you ever wonder how the posts and stories that appear in your Instagram feed are chosen? It’s not a random coincidence that the images are clos
EVENTING: The Equestrian Triathlon
Eventing, a sport often described as the triathlon of the equestrian world, captures the imagination and competitive spirit of riders and spectators a
Tradition, Precision and the Thrill of the Charge in Tentpegging
There’s a unique silence that falls over the crowd just before a rider explodes down the track. A blur of muscle and speed, eyes locked on a tiny re
Nothing goes to waste.
From baling twine to bottles, South African riders are finding creative ways to go greener at home and at the yard By Charlene Carroll There’s a say
Moving in the Right Direction: The Ongoing Spurs Debate
For decades, spurs have been a staple in equestrian sport, seen as a subtle aid for refining communication between horse and rider. But as equestriani
THE SCIENCE OF THE SADDLE.
PETER MENET’S APPROACH TO PAIRING HORSE AND SADDLE. The relationship between a horse and its saddle is a delicate balance of science, biomechanics,
From young rider to Olympic champion
Chris Kappler proving greatness is more than medals through a lifetime dedicated to horsemanship and mentorship There are few names in American showju
There is something about an SA Boerperd.
A horse shaped by history, celebrated in the present, and trusted to carry families and riders into the future. By Charlene Carroll Let’s set the sc
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Breeders Corner: The Thoroughbred
The quiet signs your horse is uncomfortable.
ONE STEP AT A TIME.
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