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4 days ago · Bridle lame. When a horse nods its head in trot, so it appears lame, but is not actually taking uneven steps with its legs. Often caused by poor riding when a jockey uses too much hand and too...
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5 days ago · Equestrian humour. Horses have been around for, well, donkey’s years. They’re inextricably woven into the fabric and folklore of Britain — and many countries round the world, too. Here we round...
2 days ago · Displacement behaviour can be a sign of stress. For example, when horses are in conflict. This is when they’re anxious about a situation, confused by what’s being asked, frustrated or in pain. Think about when you’re facing a stressful situation but can’t escape — a job interview for instance.
4 days ago · The world is filled with an abundance of things we call horses, but they can vary widely in size, shape and color. They are all imperfect approximations of whatever the ideal Platonic form of a horse might be. It is our sense perception that allow us to interpret these multifarious horses and perceive their essential horseness.
4 days ago · The black horse symbolizes power, strength, and endurance in Native American tribes, while in European mythology, it represents magic, mystery, and transformation. Dreams involving black horses often signify strength, power, and mystery, urging individuals to explore hidden truths within themselves. In religious texts like the Bible and ...
1 day ago · I hope this information helps you avoid similar slow feeding challenges. 1. Frustration Is Okay. Misconception: My horse is frustrated with his hay net, but it’s okay, his dinner lasts twice as long. Truth: Frustration is a Red Flag. It: Increases gastric acid production. Causes stress + induces ulcers.
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5 days ago · From honoring King George to artistic expression here's everything you need to know about Britain's incredible white chalk horses and walkers or warriors. The Osmington White Horse, Dorset.
