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If you know your horse has a pollen allergy, however it manifests itself, some of the following are a great idea to try to manage the problem before having to resort to drugs such as steroids – whic …

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Hot weather and electrolytesHorses that are exercising often sweat to keep cool. That sweat is full of electrolytes (sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium and chloride in particular), which are simp …

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The nights are officially getting darker…we know, it sucks! With the change in seasons and the prospect of bringing your horse in overnight, we need to start thinking about what to feed our horses for …

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What is Tryptophan (L-Tryptophan)? Tryptophan is an essential amino acid that is vital to your horses health, yet not produced in the body - it must be fed. Tryptophan is also a precursor to …

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Well for starters, don’t panic! Running around buying every feed you can find containing the word ‘ulcer’ (or something along those lines!) is likely to end up being expensive and potentially cause …

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Get to know - Rebecca NealeAfter a event super season, we decided to get to know our Bursary winner a little better!(Image: Dave Murray)What got you into riding and when did you start?I first sta …

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