Unlike most reports quoting only veterinarians, this analysis comes from Dr James Cooling—a medical doctor, qualified bit-fitter, and rider. He explains why blue tongues in elite horses are not cosmetic, but clear evidence of pressure, pain, and compromised welfare.
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The stifle is the largest and most complex joint in the horse and, as such, it is an important...
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‘A fly went by’ is the title of a children’s book by Mike McClintock that I love to...
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When you look at a horse, are you evaluating the bone structure, leg alignment, musculature,...
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Hyoid Apparatus: Who would have thought that a small and fragile bony structure located at the...
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We can’t change the world by helping one horse and rider but we can change the world for that...
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Bit fit. Trained bit fitting consultants now offer horse owners holistic and welfare-centric...
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C6/C7 Malformation This is my story of Sox. Sox came to me as a very sweet, very talented, yet...
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Our knowledge of equine anatomy may be based on outdated findings and needs to be revised....
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Spooky horse? Improving your understanding of the inbuilt instinct for survival in the horse...
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Kissing spines. Adams’ ‘Lameness in Horses’ (1987)1 describes kissing spines as a...
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Sharon May-Davis, equine anatomy. The professional development room at Avoca Park is filled with...
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