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On a crisp winter morning, trailers begin to line up long before the first show bell rings. Ponies peer over stable doors, school blazers hang neatly over tack trunks, and nervous excitement hums through the warm-up arenas. For many of these riders,
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This column is more sombre, but we find ourselves in sombre times. It is also a little misleading, to be honest, because my other columns focus on t
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Spectacular Horses are More than Breeding. It’s Passion. It’s Feeling. It’s Dedication. Buying a good horse isn’t easy. Producing a good horse
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Born to perform.
By Charlene Carroll South Africa’s horse world is a tapestry of breeds, from the hardy ponies of the veld to the noble imports that grace our dressa
Gear Guide: The numnah
The quiet workhorse of your tack room. It sits between saddle and horse, rarely gets the credit, and yet has more influence on comfort and performance
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INSURANCE BEYOND THE PADDOCK.
From Equestrian Roots to Expansive Horizons: Kuda Insurance Brokers Delivers Tailored Solutions for Every Aspect of Your Life and Business. Let’s fa
SHOWING: A Timeless Tradition for Every Equestrian.
There’s a timeless elegance to traditions rooted in history, and Showing is no exception. This equestrian discipline harks back to an era when kings
Breeders Corner: The Thoroughbred
Speed, stamina and a surprising second act beyond the racetrack Few horses have shaped the modern equestrian world quite like the Thoroughbred. Synony
The perfect paddock.
Creating a safe and happy home for your horse By Charlene Carroll A lush paddock is every horse owner’s dream. A serene, green haven where horses ca
Head Up. Heels Down.
Like most sports, there are athletes with exceptional natural ability who compete at the top levels, those who aren’t naturally blessed but who work
Knowing your distances.
Understanding stride length, rhythm, and distances is the key to safe, confident, and consistent jumping, for both horse and rider. Showjumping is as
No foot. No horse.
Why your farrier remains the foundation of equine soundness By Charlene Carroll Most riders can recite the phrase “No foot. No horse.” without hes
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