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Very good points especially who drives innovation. And thanks for the OTTBs, I love them!

Excellent footage of symptoms. Thank you Millie and glad you got better!

You didn’t show what you said you would at the end

Yes do an ebook please!

Thank you my horse has increased his tripping after a shoeing job that left his toe too long, now I’m back with my good Farriers’s but I feel like muscle memory has caused some lingering events. What can I do to rectify this? He is a draft cross 15 yr old gelding.

But.. dosent many of these exercises kinda simulate a trailride with uneven ground? 😃 would that be just as good?

Sounds a lot like my lumbar spinal ste nosis

Very good advice

I just bought a horse that has very little muscles in the back and the muscles at the shoulders look like this horse.

This video was the first time visiting your channel. Thank you for nicely presenting this info. Will be watching more of your videos

Me too, I love the red ones, especially red mares❤

So darn beautiful running with the strength and power. Horses are special

Thanks, some good ideas here. My pony is able to look like he's working correctly when I can feel he isn't lifting through the back properly, and he is therefore not building back muscles well. I will start some of these walk groundwork things, especially the hill work. But interested to know what you would suggest for a horse who tends to overbend and drop the contact but also not lift the back? At the moment I'm lunging in cavesson with no 'gadget', he's never had a gadget in fact. Also he kicks at asking for back lifts, but I'll try starting further towards the girth area.

Thank you for the video. I would like to ask how the suspensory apparatus distributes weight when the horse is in a resting position.

Can i ask where ypu got the civer inage from?

I love this video. I have a mature horse in his twenties. Any conditioning exercises are appreciated.

Thank you, I learned something new with your video. My 15.5yr old Shetland pony mare has been diagnosed with PPID and IR. Both. Right now she is on Prascend. Her feet are changing shape. It seems at the moment I am controlling the laminitis. She has had only one episode. At what point will her quality of life decline? What do I look for? Is this the results of our domestication of the horse? This isn’t prevalent in wild horses, is it?

Excellent discussion, thank you.

Wow only 30 minutes of REM sleep a day?? They are amazing

Great video. I didn’t realize the horse benefits so much just at the walk without a rider!

This is so helpful for me!! Thank you. My ASH has been out of work for a while and needs a stronger back before riding

Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

I have a 14 years oldmare . She is suffering by laminitis. She was overweight, low exercise with bad hoofs. I feed them(mare and 3 old mules) alfa alfa hay all of ther lifes. Recently i fed them wheat bran and the other day my mare couldnt walk and diagnosed with laminitis. Which was the main reason? And what can i do. I injected voltaren and vetaflumex.

I love the information, as I am using your videos to attempt to create a set of exercises for my dogs

Very informative. Thank you.

cute

Thank you I'm interested in 3 yr old she is windsucker and although she has this issue she is good with her work and she has been in a stable environment for racing. So this video is so helpful I shall have her vet for ulcers teeth investigation and her new environment I shall be sure to add extra foliage slow feeder as my salt blocks and soft toys mirrors. Thanks heaps Il keep you updated with how we are both going Lisa Melbourne

I love these! I am not a rider but taking care of my daughters Hunter horse while she’s away in college. Our property is super flat and we don’t have hills. Is there a way I can get the same results on the flat, in hand?

First I have to say my TWH mare is 21 years old. I have had her since she was 3, I have kept really good care of her over the years. She is in good flesh and appears healthy although she isn’t as spunky as she once was. She fell and really injured a friend who was riding her. We are having a really hard time diagnosing her. My vet came out and did a lameness exam. Nothing was diagnosed, he suggested I take my mare to the state school vet hospital. They did testing, EPM and other tests were run. Nothing was shown wrong with her. I’ve been riding her but on a soft surface (for my safety and hopefully for her benefit)and at a gentle pace, for about 30 minutes a day, mostly just walking and she has been stumbling. I have been having body work done on her and I see no difference in her movements. I guess her riding days are over. 😞

Hi my fresian mare got stringhalt, called vet, to confirm removed from pasture. Treating with herbal medicine, good diet, plenty of hay. Its only been about 6 months. My horse canters pretty good, expecting especially up a hill. Ive seen slight improvement, hopfully when the weathers warmer, she will improve more, thanks for the video, Rhona ❤

So for the older horses you get an elevated memory foam mattress 🤔

Thank you this was a great help and will be easy for me to do

can we give water to horse after feeding oil?

How can I make the diagram for the time budget? I have an Ethogram of behaviors and I want to go to the Camargue next month. thanks and excellent video.

I had a really tight bond with an Arabian. Worst part of my life when that ended. Horses are truly a gift from god.

By the way - this guy is super happy and healthy, just a well loved retired paddock ornament :)

I just found your channel. Thanks for your videos, they’re so informative.

But this isn't true. Plenty of fractures are surgically repaired.

where can i see an example? thank you. excellent video

The link takes me to a 404 error page sorry.

If it is classic stringhult what is the best treatment ???

Its simple really.......ban horse racing as it is cruel and barbaric.....End of broken leg problem for horse.

My horse started stumbling a lot. Feels like his left back leg slides out from under him, especially during half halts or change from canter to trot or walk. He is only showing signs of soreness on the left side of his back. I have been working him from the ground since it started and he is completely sound, but we'll see a horse chiro next week. I'm fairly certain it's something he's acquired while in the pasture, it started very suddenly and in the almost 3 years I've had him, he never had a problem like this. Any suggestions for what else I can do to help him out?

So helpful, thank you!

and when a 4yo in pasture suddenly has issues with his stifle catching.......................

Apart from weed intoxication it is caused by Iliopsoas muscle issue. Check Audrey Declue research she specialize on this diagnosis

Hi, i just wanted to ask if a cripple horse the same as a lame horse? Also could you post more videos? About horse care of things like that please only if you want to.

I like what you’re saying I will try them

Wonderful. I have a horse with hunters bump and i'm excited to try these to help him get stronger in the back so he can take riders again.

Thank you so much for your lameness series. It is VERY helpful! 😊