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Teamwork, Welfare, and Lessons for Equestrians: Insights from Horse Care to Greyhound Racing
By
Sue Palmer
on
December 12, 2024
This week we explore the importance of teamwork in equine care, advancements in competition welfare with the FEI noseband device, and lessons for equestrians from New Zealand’s greyhound racing ban.
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Bluey’s Story – One Horse’s Journey from Struggle to Strength
By
Sue Palmer
on
December 5, 2024
On a Sunday evening, Bluey lay in his stable, trembling and exhausted, leaving everyone unsure of his recovery. Yet, thanks to the dedication of his carer Dawn and her support team, this beloved cob has made an incredible comeback. From bolshy beginnings to battling an unknown condition causing distressing tremors, Bluey’s resilience shone through. With consistent care, physio treatments, and a tailored recovery plan, he’s now thriving. Dawn’s unwavering devotion has helped him gallop joyfully once more. Bluey’s story reminds us of the power of persistence and teamwork in overcoming even the most daunting challenges.
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Do you have a support team you trust for your horse?
By
Sue Palmer
on
March 6, 2022
In the best cases, professionals work together to ensure the horse is happy and healthy. Communication between trainer, vet, physio, and farrier is essential to identify a common goal and solve problems in unison. You can change professionals if you don’t feel like they are working together as a team. While professionals today generally encourage and support each other, there are still some out there who feel the need to write off the advice of others. It is up to you to put together the best team to help your horse. Don’t feel pressured by a yard to use their choices, if you have good existing relationships, you need to choose the best team for you and your horse.
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