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EQUINE - Scottish Rider Feb 2018 issue
1 Feb 2018
I am a 19year old event rider based in the Scottish Borders and I think I started riding before I could even walk. I am very lucky and have two horsey parents so I have always had horses around me. I have competed up to FEI3* Level and advanced. I was also long listed for the GB Junior team in 2016. I started riding on a palomino Shetland called Oberon and I participated in all pony club teams...
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EQUINE - Late winter condition issues Feb 2018
1 Feb 2018
This winter has been a much harder winter than we have had for a good few years. Consequently my Inbox has had a more than average number of queries /comments on horses losing condition. Among these are queries on horses that normally keep their condition well over the winter. Late winter condition loss is not unusual during a colder winter and rather than crossing fingers and hoping for an ea...
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EQUINE - Feeding during the fittening period Jan 2018
1 Jan 2018
Many of us in Scotland may feel like we have now gone in to permanent hibernation as regards our horse life. Wall to wall ice does not make for fun times with our horses. There is light at the end of the tunnel however and at some point, with increasing day length and improving weather, we must turn our thoughts to either increasing workload or to fittening from scratch, depending on how much...
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EQUINE - Young Riders Blog Jan 2018
1 Jan 2018
ANUARY BLOG NORTH WINNER: LEIGH-ANN ALLAN, 21 FROM PERTH Image courtesy of Ronnie Low Photography at Scotsburn Wow can’t believe how quickly January has flown by although winter seems to be dragging its heels to leave!!! Its been a couple months since my last update and I hope you all had a lovely time over the festive period. December and January have both been rather quite months than...
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EQUINE - Hay issues?
1 Dec 2017
Issued date December 2017 During winter the majority of horse owners have to rely on conserved forage (to a lesser or greater degree) to satisfy the fibre requirements of their equines. That is namely hay, haylage or even straw. There is an anticipation that decent hay will be in short supply by the end of the winter. Haylage is not such an issue as it was mostly cut earlier but as hay, stra...
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