Saltwater and sea air for horses
Beach training has become an increasingly popular method for conditioning racehorses, and it’s easy to see why. The combination of low-impact exercise, a stimulating environment, and the therapeutic effects of saltwater make the beach an ideal setting for training horses in a way that promotes both physical fitness and mental wellbeing.
Hooves and the heat
During the warmer months, horses, particularly racehorses, receive careful attention to maintain their hoof and foot health. The combination of higher temperatures and environmental factors can present certain challenges, but with the right management and expertise, these can be effectively addressed.
Zakki's second act
From champion racehorse to up-and-coming eventer, Zaaki finds another pathway for athletic excellence.
When Annabel Neasham first met Zaaki at the end of 2020, she had no idea of the impact the Britishborn racehorse would have on her early years as a trainer.
Finding a stable home
Stable ponies are the unsung heroes of the racing industry. Often a role taken on by racehorses after they finish their life on the track, each stable pony is carefully chosen to offer companionship and reassurance to younger horses. Their calm temperament and good nature are effective at soothing nerves in unfamiliar or highly-charged environments, such as the races.
Emma Booth: Journey of determination
In the high-stakes world of para-equestrian sports, the path to success is often paved with unexpected challenges and moments of resilience. Emma Booth embodies this spirit of perseverance.
The importance of pre-training for young thoroughbreds
The breaking in and pre-training of young thoroughbreds is a crucial part of their racing career; Woodlow Equine, run by Sam Woods and Shenae Lowings, aims to improve that early equine experience