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Vol 28 No1 June/July 2006

TRAINING

Vol 28- 1 IT’S ALL IN THE TIMING by Portland Jones
Far from being a complicated approach used only by human psychologists, operant conditioning is one of the most valuable behaviour training tools that anyone involved with horses can learn about and apply with success.
Vol 28- 1 COUNTING THE BEAT - Part two by Kellie Stewart and Karen McDonald
In the second part of this practical training article based on the teachings of the legendary Ray Hunt, theory is put into practice for timing the aids to the footfalls.
Vol 28- 1 LUNGEING - Artificial aids 7th in the series by Liz Tollarzo
The fitting, use and benefits of two artificial aids to enhance the lungeing process - the chambon and the Pessoa Lungeing System - are explained in this seventh article in the series.
Vol 28- 2 BREAK THE BOREDOM with Steve Brady by Karen McDonald
When schooling sessions are suffering from monotony and a lack of structure, try these innovative ways to ‘freshen up’ a tired training regime.
Vol 28- 2 FORCED HELPLESSNESS by Uwe Spenlen
The debate on training methods that employ hyperflexion of the horse’s neck continues to rage, with this article by German judge and trainer, Uwe Spenlen, stressing a return to classical principles is necessary for the future of dressage.
Vol 28- 2 LUNGEING - Running Reins by Liz Tollarzo
The eighth article in this series focusses on the various types of running reins that can be used when lungeing to encourage lowering of the head and rounding of the outline.
Vol 28- 3 BUILDING ON THE BASICS - Tying Up by Steve Brady
In the first part of a new series on the early education process, renowned Australian trainer Steve Brady covers preparing a horse for tying up by using desensitisation techniques.
Vol 28- 3 LUNGEING - Long Reining by Liz Tollarzo
The ninth article in this series introduces the techniques of double-rein lungeing and long reining, the correct equipment to use, how to get started and safety considerations.
Vol 28- 4 HEALING HORSES WITH HILLS by Sophie Love
Learn about a technique devised by Linda Parelli that uses hills to help horses with posture, muscular and movement problems to heal themselves.
Vol 28- 4 BUILDING ON THE BASICS - TYING SOLID by Steve Brady
The important step of tying a young horse up to a solid object can be made more successfully by following a few simple principles and using innovative training devices.
Vol 28- 4 LUNGEING - long and double rein lungeing part 2 by Liz Tollarzo
The tenth article in this comprehensive series covers how to master the techniques of stopping, turning and changing direction while using double reins.
Vol 28- 5 LESS IS MORE with Brett Parbery by Liz Tollarzo
Successful dressage trainer and competitor, Brett Parbery, uses the philosophy of ‘less is more’ for his teaching and training techniques.
Vol 28- 5 LUNGEING - long and double rein lateral work part 2 by Liz Tollarzo
The eleventh article in this comprehensive series on lungeing introduces lateral movements such as leg yielding, shoulder-in, travers, walk pirouettes and half pass.
Vol 28- 6 PONYING by Tracy Tillman
‘Ponying’, or leading one horse off another, is an especially useful technique if time is short or a health issue precludes mounted exercise.
Vol 28- 6 COMPARING LUNGEING AIDS by Liz Tollarzo
Selecting the most appropriate lungeing method requires a clear understanding of the specific actions of the gear and how it works, as well as assessing your horse’s response.

GENERAL

Vol 28- 1 INNOCENT VICTIMS by Dr Anne Fawcett
A mysterious illness affecting horses at a New Zealand Riding For Disabled property has been linked to gas from an illicit methamphetamine laboratory nearby.
Vol 28- 1 FRIEND or FOE - Dogs and Horses by Fiona De Jersey
Developing a great relationship between dogs and horses is a matter of introducing them in the right way and training each to behave appropriately in the presence of the other.
Vol 28- 1 REDUCING THE RISK - Body Protectors by Barbara Muhling
Ten to fifteen years ago, body protectors were barely used for recreational horse- riding, whereas now, they are common-place on riders of all standards - both for competitions and while training at home.
Vol 28- 1 WHERE IS SHE NOW? Slinky Update
When we first met this Warmblood filly she was a hairless premature foal in intensive care, now she enjoys life and is the ‘mother’ of two.
Vol 28- 2 HORSE PLAY - Equine toys by Jodie Ween
Equiball, the Romp-n-Roll, the Eggbutt, and the Pasture Pal are not the latest amusements for toddlers, but just a few of the items now available not only for ‘ entertaining’ horses but to enhance their natural behaviour and well-being.
Vol 28- 2 DRIFTWOOD ART
An artist with a difference, Heather Jansch works with driftwood to create amazingly life-like equine forms, which capture the spirit and grace of the horse.
Vol 28- 3 ACCIDENTS DO HAPPEN by Karen McDonald
Being involved in a horse-related accident can be life-changing, as revealed by readers who have had first-hand experience of such an event.
Vol 28- 3 CHAPS AND GAITERS - Fashion and Function
Currently experiencing a surge in popularity, chaps and gaiters have become ‘must have’ fashion statements for both training and competing.
Vol 28- 3 SUMMER SELECTION - Rugs
Manufacturers have developed a range of rugs to suit every possible need. Once the individual horse and owner’s requirements have been established, the next step is to find the right rug to suit your needs, wants and budget.
Vol 28- 4 CHRISTMAS GIFTS TO GIVE
With Christmas only weeks away the range of Gifts to Give and Get will ensure you are never short of ideas for a gift for those special friends...or for yourself.
Vol 28- 4 ACCIDENTS DO HAPPEN - PART 2 by Karen McDonald
Although accident statistics, the implications of a serious injury and the ‘ins and outs’ of insurance coverage may not sound like an appealing combination of subjects, these are thought-provoking issues that all involved with horses need to consider.
Vol 28- 5 Xenophon by Portland Jones
Over the past 100 years technology has moved forward at an incredible pace so it is interesting to note that horse bridles are still put on the way they were 2500 years ago.
Vol 28- 5 UNUSUAL HORSE OCCUPATIONS - Logging by Sarah Martin
Will Australia follow Canada’s example and encourage the use of horses for logging as a means to a truly sustainable practice and a way to demonstrate commitment to ‘green’ forest management?
Vol 28- 5 READERS’ GOLDEN OLDIES
Readers give personal accounts of how they manage their ageing horses.
Vol 28- 6 INTERNET HORSE FORUMS by Fiona de Jersey
A light-hearted and informative look at internet horse forums, which can be a useful way for like-minded equine enthusiasts to source and share information.
Vol 28- 6 HELPING THE MEDICINE GO DOWN
Readers and manufacturers offer innovative suggestions for making the worming experience as non-threatening and pleasant as possible for horses.
Vol 28- 6 URBAN EQUINES by Tanya Targett
Urban sprawl may have dictated the movement of horses out of inner city areas but, for some, juggling the demands of a busy lifestyle and horse-keeping is a way of life.
Vol 28- 6 RUG WRAP UP
Prepare for winter before the first rains arrive by checking the condition of stored rugs and assessing your horse’s requirements for new rugs.

HOW TO

Vol 28- 1 FLATTENING THE FLUFF by Claire Matsen
If clipping is not the preferred option, a ‘hot oil treatment’ can be used as part of the show horse’s preparation to create the illusion of that nearly perfect coat - shiny, well cared for and most importantly, flattened.
Vol 28- 5 Make Your Own Ribbon Browband by Sharon Robinson
Follow this easy, step-by-step guide to create a fashionable ribbon-covered browband in colours to suit your horse or pony.

VETERINARY/Dentistry/Farriery

Vol 28- 1 THE PRE-PURCHASE VET EXAM supplied by Equine Veterinarians Australia (EVA) Dr Barry Smyth BVSc FACVSc DACVS and Jane Barry (EVA, Executive Officer)
The first of the articles prepared under Hoofbeats new media partnership with Equine Veterinarians Australia focusses on some of the more controversial and confusing issues associated with pre-purchase examinations or ‘vet checks’.
Vol 28- 2 RISKY BUSINESS by Tracy Tillman
A basic knowledge of sedatives and tranquilisers is a valuable asset for any horse owner wanting to be informed about, and involved in, decisions that affect equine health and well-being.
Vol 28- 3 PELVIC FRACTURES part 1 by Lesley Goff
Despite suffering what sounds like a life-threatening injury, many horses that sustain a fracture of the pelvis can be rehabilitated and returned to either breeding or performance.
Vol 28- 3 NEWBORNS IN NEED by Dr Jane Axon, Equine Veterinarians Australia (EVA)
For foals born with life-threatening health problems, early detection of the illness and aggressive treatment are the keys to a successful outcome.
Vol 28- 4 INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTIONS by Christine Smith DVM DipACVS Equine Veterinarians Australia (EVA)
Learn how to give an intramuscular injection both safely and effectively using a comprehensive step-by-step approach.
Vol 28- 4 TRAVEL SICKNESS by Amanda Macpherson
Reducing the risk of equine travel sickness occurring when transporting over long distances is a matter of careful preparation and observation of the horse’s vital signs before, during and after the journey.
Vol 28- 5 PELVIC FRACTURES part 2 - returning to performance by Lesley Goff
In this follow-up to Part One of our series on Pelvic Fractures, the focus is on successfully rehabilitating the injured horse and returning it to performance.
Vol 28- 5 UNDER THE MICROSCOPE by Dr Sue Beetson EVA
If you’ve ever wondered what it really means when a vet sends a sample to the lab, this overview about what happens to the sample and how the test results can assist with the diagnosis and management of a health problem will be enlightening.
Vol 28- 5 THE WAR ON WORMS by Tracy Tillman
Any discussion on the issue of internal parasite control or worming should also involve the use of rotational strategies to reduce the risk of a resistance developing.
Vol 28- 6 BAREFOOT IN THE BARN by Wendy Elks
The Strasser Hoofcare system is more than just a method of trimming the hoof, it is a ‘lifestyle’ change for horses that allows them to maintain a barefoot status.
Vol 28- 6 GELDING FOR THE GREATER GOOD
by Dr Barry Smyth, President, Equine Veterinarians Australia
The decision of whether to geld or not to geld a colt or stallion is one that all breeders need to consider.
Vol 28- 6 PARANASAL SINUS CYSTS - a veterinary perspective by Dr David Murphy BVSc, Dip VCS, MS
The veterinary perspective on a fluid-filled cyst or multiple cysts that can develop in the sinus area. See also Hidden Time Bomb under Reader's Story

READER’S STORY

Vol 28- 2 READERS’ DOGS AND HORSES
Following the Friend or Foe article in last issue, readers have contributed photographs of how their dogs interact with horses.
Vol 28- 6 HIDDEN TIME BOMB - a reader’s story by Di Hunter
For this promising dressage horse, a ‘sore head’ and subtle signs of illness led to the diagnosis and removal of a fairly uncommon equine health issue, a paranasal cyst. See also Paranasal Sinus Cysts under Veterinary

VIRBAC QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Your questions are answered by experienced horsemen and women, professionals, trainers and riders. Products from Virbac are given for published letters.

Vol 28- 6 NASAL DISCHARGE Dr James Gilkerson, University of Melbourne, PADDOCK SIZE Chris Ferreira, Landcare Solutions, ROUGH CANTER Lesley Goff, Animal Physiotherapist, NO STOP Sally Leigh Woods, International Dressage competitor.


EVENT PROFILE

Vol 28- 6 TREK by Augusta Saunders
A popular sport in Europe and the USA, TREK challenges a rider’s physical and mental ability and tests the willingness of their horse.

NUTRITION

Vol 28- 4 GOLDEN OLDIES - Nutritional Needs for Elderly Equines
Longevity and health can be maximised for elderly equines by making some key adaptations to their diet and feeding routines.
Vol 28- 5 ON THE MENU - Superfibres by Sonja Vandermark KER
Useful alternatives in situations where a high energy/low starch diet is required or in times when grain, pasture and hay supplies are in short supply.

ALTERNATIVE

RIDER TRAINING

Vol 28- 1 MAKING THE CONNECTION - ELBOWS by Wendy Murdoch
In the fourth part of the series with internationally renowned instructor Wendy Murdoch, the reasons why the elbows of many riders seem to ‘behave badly’ when riding are explained and practical strategies for addressing common faults such as ‘flapping’ and ‘pram pushing’ are given.
Vol 28- 2 MAKING THE CONNECTION - Unsteady hands by Wendy Murdoch
In the fifth part of the series, internationally recognised instructor Wendy Murdoch discusses why a rider’s hands may become unsteady or uneven and how to address these common problem areas.
Vol 28- 2 MECHANICAL HORSE - a kinder way to learn by Coralie Smyth
By removing some of the demands a rider has to cope with, such as controlling direction, speed and tempo, this mechanical device - the Equisimulator - can help to make a horse’s training more comfortable and less confusing.
Vol 28- 3 MAKING THE CONNECTION - The 5 minute warm-up by Wendy Murdoch
In the sixth part of this series, three gentle exercises assist both riders and horses to ‘loosen up’ before commencing serious work.
Vol 28- 4 MAKING THE CONNECTION - STIRRUP LEVELLING by Wendy Murdoch
An easy way for riders to check and correct the alignment of their stirrups, thus improving overall stability in the saddle.
Vol 28- 5 MAKING THE CONNECTION - SHOULDER COMFORT by Wendy Murdoch
Finding a more relaxed elbow position can be a solution to problems such as upper body instability and shoulder tension.

BREEDS/BREEDING

Vol 28- 2 WARNING BELLS EARLY DETECTION OF FOALING PROBLEMS
by Equine Veterinarians Australia (EVA)
By being able to detect early warning signs of difficulties in the pregnancy of a mare, the birthing process and the early life of a foal, breeders can play an active part in maximising the chances of achieving a live, heathy foal.
Vol 28- 2 BREEDING TERMINOLOGY by Carol Willcocks
A ‘dictionary’ of common breeding terms, as the combination of veterinary language, acronyms and local expressions can leave even the most experienced breeder unsure of the intended meaning.
Vol 28- 3 BLACK BEAUTIES - The Friesian Horse by Nikki Taylor
With a lineage and interesting history dating back to the 16th century and a strong relationship to horses used in times of the Roman Empire, the Friesian Horse boasts one of the purest studbooks in the world thanks to an internationally recognised, stringent classification system.

STABLE DESIGNS

Vol 28- 1 STABLES - Room To Move by Carol Willcocks
Faced with inadequate facilities, this family took advantage of the good features of the existing stables and renovated rather than demolished, creating a functional, large undercover area.
Vol 28- 3 BYO- Build Your Own Stable by Carol Willcocks
Not everyone wants to, or is in a situation where they can, build a large stable complex so this reader’s experience with a build your own design may well fit the bill for those who want a safe, simple structure, which can be adapted to suit individual situations.
Vol 28- 4 SUB-TROPICAL STABLES
In order to suit the sub-tropical climate, this stable complex combines simplicity with several unique features required for the comfort of horses and owners.
Vol 28- 5 DESIGNED FOR THOROUGHBREDS by Kylie Melrose
Safe, tidy and functional, this busy Thoroughbred stud’s stable complex was built with the benefit of the owner’s past experience.
Vol 28- 6 HERITAGE LISTED STABLES by Carol Willcocks
Once these stables were situated amongst orchards, dairies and market gardens. Nowadays, the area is a bustling metropolis, near the famous beaches, markets, marinas and cafe strips of trendy Fremantle.

INSERTS

Vol 28- 6 FOAL BRAG (incorporated in the WA Showscene- available for those in WA and all subscribers)

Vol 27 No 1- 6 June/July 2005 - April/May 2006

Click on the Volume link below to go direct to a back issue or view the article list for the range of subjects.
Vol27-1 June/July 05, Vol27-2 Aug/Sept 05, Vol27-3 Oct/Nov 05, Vol27-4 Dec/Jan 05/06, Vol27-5 Feb/March 06, Vol27-6 April/May06


TRAINING
Vol 27- 1 CAREERS IN CONFLICT by Dr Victoria Ferguson
Horses can be trained to perform in any discipline or equestrian activity to some degree but, like people, they are all talented in diffferent areas. Choosing the career that suits the individual may conflict with the discipline originally intended by the rider.

Vol 27- 1 WHIP WISDOM with Steve Brady by Portland Jones
Like most training equipment the whip, if used correctly, is an effective and humane training tool, however it needs to be used at the appropriate time in the appropriate manner to have the required effect.

Vol 27- 1 THE ART OF LUNGEING Part 1
Considered as an art form by classical horse trainers and studied accordingly, lungeing has unfortunately, in modern times, developed somewhat of a ‘bad name’. In this, the first in a series on lungeing, we aim to dispel some of the myths and confusion surrounding it’s use.

Vol 27- 2 PASSING THE BUCK by Liz Tollarzo
It pays to be prepared for this behaviour by knowing the reasons why bucking may occur, being able to recognise the warning signs of an impending buck and having a ‘plan of action’ for both regaining control and ensuring your own safety as a rider.

Vol 27- 2 LEARNING TO LUNGE The Art Of Lungeing- part two
There are many subtle differences in lungeing technique that can either ‘make or break’ the process - most relating to communication with the horse. In this second part of the series, starting the horse and correct use of commands are explained.

Vol 27- 2 ASSESSING JUMPING TALENT
Gauging a horse’s potential for a given discipline is often difficult, however, there may be a simpler and more accurate method to assess jumping talent than studying pedigree, conformation and movement.

Vol 27- 3 KEEP IT SOFT AND SIMPLE with Sjef Janssen and Anky Van Grunsven
Sometimes we get carried away with making things too complicated, and it takes a few words from World Champions to bring the emphasis back to basics.

Vol 27- 3 BEATING THE BUCK
The second in this series, professional riders and trainers explain their own experiences with bucking, what to do and how to prevent it.

Vol 27- 3 SIT THE HORSE ONTO THE BIT by Richard Weis
Through a correct seat stimulating the horse’s back movement and impulsion, the rider seems to ‘sit the horse on the bit’ creating and maintaining his desire for free, forward movement - the key to controlling the horse and elastic spring in all paces.

Vol 27- 3 Troubleshooting- part three of Learning to Lunge
In a perfect lunge session, the horse will work quietly and obediently - but what happens when it doesn’t go to plan?

Vol 27- 3 THE STARTING BOX - with Stuart Tinney
In the highly competitive cross country phase of eventing, every second counts. How the horse behaves in the starting box can give a time saving advantage, which can translate to a winning performance.

Vol 27- 4 TALKING TO HORSES by Portland Jones
Horse training is all about communicating our desires to the horse so it is little wonder that in the quest for good communication, horsemen and women reach for the most popular communication tool – language.

Vol 27- 4 LUNGEING Part 4 - Side Reins
In the fourth part of the series on lungeing, the correct way to introduce and to fit side reins is covered, along with some helpful hints on maximising their effectiveness as a training aid with both young and more educated horses.

Vol 27- 4 SUMMER STRATEGIES by Louise Atkinson
With the hot, summer months just around the corner, it’s a great opportunity to ‘take stock’ of our horse-human relationships and to spend some quality time out of the saddle both keeping fit and simply enjoying each other’s company.

Vol 27- 5 STOP, ASSESS, ADDRESS by Dr Victoria Hamilton
With the recent introduction of the ‘happy athlete’ concept into the top echelon of equestrian sport, this thought-provoking look into the various factors that can contribute to equine well-being serves as a timely reminder.

Vol 27- 5 IN SEARCH OF THE HAPPY ATHLETE by Coralie Smyth
Although guidelines clearly state that “the object of dressage is the development of the horse into a happy athlete through harmonious education”, this is quite often not what is seen in competition.

Vol 27- 5 THE ART OF LUNGEING - bending and lightening
In this fifth article in the series, strategies are offered for two common problems faced during the lungeing process - incorrect bend of the horse to the line of the circle and leaning on the rein.

Vol 27- 6 THE POWER OF POSITIONING by Zoe Harrison
Find out which kind of ‘driver’ you are when it comes to keeping a horse on track - one who fails to take responsibility for their own wayward technique or one who not only ‘takes the lead’ but also the blame when lack of straightness is an issue.

Vol 27- 6 HYPERFLEXION OF THE NECK by Uwe Spenlen
The debate over whether extreme neck flexion is harmful to the horse continues to rage throughout the dressage world, with a recent workshop held by the FEI (International Equestrian Federation) having a controversial outcome.

Vol 27- 6 THE ART OF LUNGEING - Transitions by Liz Tollarzo
The role of transitions both between and within the paces is explained and strategies are offered for dealing with inactivity at the trot and canter in part six of this series.

GENERAL
Vol 27- 1 BEDDING DOWN by Rebecca Faltyn
With the many and varied choices ranging from wood shavings, shredded paper and river sand to rubber matting and purpose-produced, granulated materials, the question of which type of stable bedding to choose can be a difficult one. We’ve done the ‘hoofwork’ to help you decide which one suits you best.

Vol 27- 1 UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS - Postman on Horseback
The first in a series on equines and their human counterparts with unusual occupations in our modern world. Here we introduce you to Pierre and ‘Kibbs’ - the last postal service contractors to deliver mail on horseback!

Vol 27- 2 UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS - Carlton Brewery Clydesdales by Nicola Field
Although horses have not been used for regular beer deliveries since 1952, in the interests of tradition, Carlton Brewery has maintained a team of Clydesdales.

Vol 27- 2 RESCUE HORSE - Jock’s Story by Kerry Heather
Estimated to be 21years old, this pony was in an emaciated and neglected condition until a group of ladies came to his rescue. In four months he has regained his ‘spark’ and some condition and now enjoys a new life as a young girl’s much loved pony.

Vol 27- 3 INTERNATIONAL EQUITATION SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM
The recent symposium emphasised the importance of self regulation in the equine industry, with regard to horse welfare, and how science can help.

Vol 27- 3 SUMMER RUG REVIEW
Now is the time to look at what is on offer from the range of summer rugs on the market.

Vol 27- 3 QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
Have a question to ask? Experienced horse people answer your queries.

Vol 27- 3 Win A Dublin Rider Makeover
Enter yourself or a friend to win a complete casual riding outfit.

Vol 27- 3 EQUITANA ASIA PACIFIC 2005
There’s so much to see and do at Equitana, so be prepared and have your days planned before you visit this spectacular Australian Event.

Vol 27- 3 LONG RIDERS’ GUILD by Sharon Muir Watson
Representing those who have ridden more than 1,000 miles in a continuous journey, the Long Riders’ Guild has the world’s largest collection of equestrian travel literature.

Vol 27- 4 FOCUS ON FASHION - Win a Makeover
Dressing in equestrian clothes that fit well and are flattering to your individual shape gives an overall positive impression and can be a boost to your confidence when you feel good and ‘look the part’.

Vol 27- 5 CHANGING A FLOAT TYRE by Fiona De Jersey
Despite always seeming to happen at the most inappropriate time, a flat tyre on a fully loaded horse float needn’t be a drama if the right preparation has been carried out before taking to the road.

Vol 27- 5 A SHATTERED DREAM
Guy Wallace has not only had his dream of representing Australia as part of the Olympic eventing team shattered, but is now battling bureaucracy in his quest to live at home.

Vol 27- 5 DUBLIN RIDER MAKEOVER
Two readers will ride into 2006 with a fresh new look from Dublin

Vol 27- 5 EQUESTRIAN COMBAT SPORTS by Jodie Ween
Traditional combat-based equestrian sports are now experiencing a resurgence, with spectacular displays of bullfighting, archery and jousting - once relegated to the annals of history - now being revived worldwide.

Vol 27- 5 WHAT’S NEW?
A compilation of unusual or newly released products featured at Equitana 2005.

Vol 27- 5 THE DRESSAGE ARENA by Liz Tollarzo
Having a suitable area to train is an important aspect of training and education for both horse and rider, however there is more to an arena than just a flat, standard sized area.

Vol 27- 6 RUG RIGHT
With rugs on the market to suit every possible need, consider your requirements first to ensure you choose the right rug

Vol 27- 6 TWENTIETH CENTURY GYPSY by Nicola Field
Leading a traditional, gypsy-like existence may seem to be an impossible dream in todays modern, fast paced world, yet Catherine Johns is doing just that - her horses being her main form of transport and means of working her land.

Vol 27- 6 FIRES AND FLOODS by Carol Willcocks
Some may feel that natural disasters are unlikely to affect them, however our first-hand accounts show that it pays to be prepared and to have a plan in place.

Vol 27- 6 GOLDEN YEARS OF AUSTRALIAN HORSE SPORTS
Nominate your choice of the ultimate sporting moment.

HOW TO
Vol 27- 1 QUARTERMARKS
Although not intended as a means of disguising faults, quartermarks can, if clearly and correctly applied, distract the eye from conformation imperfections and improve the overall picture.

Vol 27- 1 CLIPPER CARE
Correct maintenance is the key to protecting clippers and ensuring they perform at their peak - resulting in a professional, fuss-free clip job.

Vol 27- 2 HAIRSTYLE HOW-TO
With all the new fashions and upgraded helmet regulations, how to wear your hair in the showring can be a dilemma. As with most areas of fashion, moderation and co-ordination are the keys to looking professional.

VETERINARY/Dentistry
Vol 27- 1 LOOK OUT FOR LAMINITIS with Sonja Vandermark by Karen McDonald
Laminitis, or as it is more commonly known, founder, can be a potentially devastating affliction. However, new research is giving horse owners fresh strategies for identifying, preventing and managing the condition.

Vol 27- 2 ACCELERATED WOUND HEALING by Dr David Murphy, Murdoch University
New techniques in veterinary practices are assisting in accelerated healing - several of these are borrowed from technology already being used on humans.

Vol 27- 2 LIVING WITH LAMINITIS with Sonja Vandermark by Karen McDonald
Early detection and aggressive treatment strategies are some of the ways current research recommends for management of this potentially devastating condition, as once a horse has foundered, it will always be prone to subsequent attacks.

Vol 27- 2 LATERAL THINKING with Dr Paul McGreevy by Amanda Macpherson
Research shows that horses may have the same natural tendency as humans to be more dominant one side than the other, which could affect behaviour, trainability and performance.

Vol 27- 3 SARCOIDS with Dr Reg Pascoe by Tanya Targett
The most common skin tumour found in horses, they can be either slow-growing or aggressive. Early detection and treatment will result in less recovery time and scaring.

Vol 27- 3 MOUNTING STRESS by Dr. Ian Bidstrup
Most riders may not devote much thought to the mounting process, but every time they put their boot in the stirrup and mount, a great deal of force is exerted on the horse’s back and wither.

Vol 27- 4 ROSS RIVER VIRUS by Dr J H Stewart
Ross River disease - a viral infection transmitted by mosquitoes - is now the subject of new research aimed at preventing what can be an uncomfortable and persistent condition in horses.

Vol 27- 4 EQUINE SLEEP by Amanda Macpherson
Compared to humans and many other animals, horses sleep for far fewer hours per day and spend an amazingly short time in the ‘deep sleep’ thought to be necessary for optimum health. Although science has managed to establish these facts, there are still many questions yet to be answered in relation to this aspect of the equine mind.

Vol 27- 4 LAMINITIS - Looking ahead Part 3
In the third and final part of the series on laminitis, the all-important issues of resuming exercise, dietary regimes for the longer term and veterinary ‘helping hands’ for more severe cases are covered - along with the barefoot approach to hoof trimming.

27- 6 HEADSHAKING SYNDROME by Dr. Jennifer Stewart
As opposed to head tossing behaviour and ‘head nodding’, Headshaking Syndrome can be quite debilitating but new hope from recent research findings is now being offered to owners of horses with this condition.

27- 6 'ROARING' by Tracy Tillman
Commonly known as 'roaring', laryngeal hemiplegia not only sees affected horses 'making funny noises' when breathing, but can also lead to a drop in overall performance.

READER’S STORY
Vol 27- 2 TANA by Sandy Hannan
When a young colt tangled with a star picket he was lucky to avoid castration. Unfortunately, there was worse news to come.

EVENT PROFILE
Vol 27- 4 EQUITANA ASIA PACIFIC 2005
Following on the heels of the Melbourne Cup, Equitana attracted horse enthusiasts from across the country and proved once again why it’s the must-see equestrian event in Australia, with world class clinicians, breath taking performances and a huge collection of exhibitors all under the one roof.

NUTRITION
Vol 27- 4 ON THE MENU- Vitamin E
Found in abundance in green pasture, this fat-soluble mineral is an essential dietary component that needs to be sourced on a daily basis, as horses are not able to manufacture their own.

ALTERNATIVE
Vol 27- 1 MAGNETIC THERAPY by Jodie Ween
Magnets have a long history of being used on both humans and animals due to their restorative and curative properties, however it is only since the 1970’s that magnets have been specifically applied to equine health.

Vol 27- 2 HOMEOPATHIC WOUND HEALING by Dr Claire Middle
Homeopathic medicine has much to offer the horse owner in terms of enhancing the body's ability to heal itself, addressing infection and assisting in the removal of foreign bodies that may be
hindering the wound healing process.

Vol 27- 4 IS BAREFOOT BETTER (Laminitis) by Jodie Ween

Vol 27- 5 CRANIOSACRAL WORK WITH HORSES by Maureen Rogers
Equine Craniosacral work, a very gentle and non-invasive form of treatment, can assist with the management of many physical and behavioural health problems.

RIDER TRAINING
Vol 27- 4 Making The Connection - WRIST POSITION by Wendy Murdoch
A simple yet effective way to improve your riding in a matter of minutes, international instructor Wendy Murdoch explains the importance of correct wrist alignment.

Vol 27- 5 Making The Connection - LOWER BACK POSTURE by Wendy Murdoch
In the second part of her series on simple yet effective ways to improve your riding in a matter of minutes, international instructor Wendy Murdoch explains the importance of lower back posture.

Vol 27- 5 CHOOSING AN INSTRUCTOR by Barbara Muhling
Although finding the ideal instructor to suit your situation can prove to be time consuming, the effort devoted to researching qualifications, teaching styles and other important factors pays off by ensuring a rewarding riding experience.

Vol 27- 6 Making The Connection - ANKLE ALIGNMENT by Wendy Murdoch
In the third article in this series, international instructor Wendy Murdoch explains a simple, yet effective way of using ankle alignment to make the ‘heels down, toes up’ routine less of a challenge.

BREEDS/BREEDING
Vol 27- 3 Legal Watch - FROZEN SEMEN by Kim O’Donnell
As well as ensuring that a written stallion service agreement is always used, the breeding season highlights a number of other issues for consideration by both mare and stallion owners, especially when using frozen semen.

Vol 27- 5 GAMBLING WITH GENES by Jodie Ween
The quest to unlock the secrets of the genetic makeup of the horse is well underway, with gene mapping projects breaking new ground.

Vol 27- 6 COLOUR GENETICS - Coats of Many Colours by Freda Nicholls
Breeding for colour requires not only a basic knowledge of genetics but also the willingness to accept that producing exactly what you want is easier said than done!

Vol 27- 6 EQUINE ICE MAGIC - The Icelandic Horse by Karina Thullesen
A unique breed developed in an isolated environment, the Icelander has great potential to become a sought-after mount outside its country of origin.

Vol 27 - 6 FOAL BRAG 2006
Owners have the opportunity to feature their 2005 breeding season foals in this unique 'brag' section that is include in the WA Show Scene pages of Hoofbeats ( only available to subscribers or in magazines purchased in WA).

STABLE DESIGNS
Vol 27- 1 STABLE DESIGN - Built on a Budget by Carol Willcocks
A practical and attractive alternative to the traditional barn, this stable design won’t break the budget and is workable even if done in stages.

Vol 27- 2 STABLE DESIGN - The Dairy Stable by Kylie Melrose
Rather than demolishing the old dairy, the new owner opted to renovate, giving the Tamworth property a unique feel in keeping with the history and inherent charm of the local area.

Vol 27- 4 STABLE DESIGN - All weather training by Jane Myers
Designed with the professional horseman in mind, the stable complex at Steve Brady’s NSW Hinterland property incorporates undercover working areas and larger than usual stables, plus several safety features such as rubber walls and compacted earth floors.

Vol 27- 6 STABLE DESIGN - Starting From Scratch by Kylie Melrose
The challenge of establishing a stable complex and training facility ‘from scratch’ has seen this property owner balance finances, time constraints and practicality.

INSERTS
Vol 27- 2 WA STALLION DIRECTORY

BACK COPY LIST 1998 to 2005

Vol26-1 June/July 04, Vol26-2 Aug/Sept 04, Vol26-3 Oct/Nov 04, Vol26-4 Dec/Jan 04/05, Vol26-5 Feb/March 05, Vol26-6 April/May05

Vol 26 No 1-6 2004-05
TRAINING
Vol 26 -1 - Neutralising the Head Nod by Tanya Targett
Vol 26 -1 - From the Ground Up - Exercises by Steve Brady
Vol 26 -2 - From the Ground Up - In-hand Dressage Exercises by Steve Brady
Vol 26 -2 - Starting Young by Simone Sherlock and Karen McDonald
Vol 26 -2 - Pathways to Learning by Andrew McLean
Vol 26 -3 - Rein Length by Liz Tollarzand & Karen McDonald
Vol 26 -3 - From the Gound Up - Piaffe by Steve Brady
Vol 26 -4 - TRAINING WITH DRAW REINS by Uwe Spenlen
Vol 26 -4 - From the Ground Up - Spanish Walk by Steve Brady
Vol 26 -5 - From the Ground Up - Passage by Steve Brady
Vol 26 -6 - Use Versus Abuse - Whips by Portland Jones
Vol 26 -6 - Counting the Beat with Ray Hunt by Karen McDonald
Vol 26 -6 - Carrot Stretches
BREEDS/BREEDING
Vol 26 -5 - Mixing it with Mules by Carol Willcocks
Vol 26 -5 - Mares Milk by Nicola Field & Karen McDonald
ALTERNATIVE
Vol 26 -3 - Homeopathy and Horses by Fiona Adams
Vol 26 -6 - Futuristic Feet
VETERINARY
Vol 26 -1 - The Science of Slobber by Amanda Macpherson
Vol 26 -2 -Colic Surgery by Murdoch University
Vol 26 -4 - MEDICAL MILESTONES by Jodie Ween
Vol 26 -4 - MARES & MENOPAUSE by Nicola Field
Vol 26 -4 - ALL EARS by Amanda Macpherson
Vol 26 -5 - Allergy Alert by Dr Jennifer Stewart
Vol 26 -5 - Exotic Diseases
Vol 26 -5 - The Threat of Thrush - by Rebecca Rawling
Vol 26 -6 - Bleeders by Tracey Tillman
Vol 26 -6 - Greasing the Joints by Sonja Vandermark KER
NUTRITION
Vol 26 -2 - On the Menu - Copper by Sonja Vandermark
Vol 26 -2 - Herbal Health - Copper by Robert McDowell
Vol 26 -2 - Protein in Persective by Amanda Macpherson
Vol 26 -3 - Eating like a Horse by Dr Jennifer Stewart
Vol 26 -4 - Handling Dehydration by Tania Churchill
Vol 26 -4 - On the Menu - Sulpher by Sonja Vandermark
Vol 26 -4 - Herbal Health by Robert McDowell
RIDER TRAINING
Vol 26 -2 - Perceptions and Reality by Bert Hartog
Vol 26 -3 - Beating the Rider Blues by Dr Pamela Hamilton
Vol 26 -4 - Fear Factor by Tanya Targett
Vol 26 -4 - Bolstering Balance by Colleen Kelly
Vol 26 -5 - Not Just ‘Womens’ Business’ by Lesley Goff
Vol 26 -6 - Train the Rider First by Amanda Macpherson
READERS STORY
Vol 26 -1 - Stallion Service Agreements with Kim O’Donnell
Vol 26 -1 - Tom’s Story by Cindi Egan
Vol 26 -2 - Spike’s Story by Di McMurray
Vol 26 -2 - A Friend in Need
Vol 26 -3 - Chaos by Genevieve Reardon with Amanda Macpherson
Vol 26 -3 - Leasing with Kim O’Donnell
EVENT PROFILE
Vol 26 -2 - Aimed for Athens by Liz Tollarzo-Gorham
Vol 26 -3 - Athens by Roger Fitshardinge
Vol 26 -4 - PARAlympics by Roger Fitzhardinge
GENERAL
Vol 26 -1 - Stable Design by Jane Myers
Vol 26 -1 - Entrances and Expectations by Simone Sherlock
Vol 26 -1 - Horse Rescue by Nicola Field
Vol 26 -1 - Grooming Uncovered by Freda Nicholls
Vol 26 -1 - Quarter Sheets by Carol Willcocks
Vol 26 -2 - Rug Rubs by Julia Mclean
Vol 26 -2 - Stable Design - For the Owner/Builder by Jane Myers
Vol 26 -2 - Horses on Prime Time - Horse Rush TV
Vol 26 -2 - Telling Tails by Jade Knight
Vol 26 -3 - Stable Design - Walk In - Walk Out by Jane Myers
Vol 26 -3 - Neighbourhood Etiquette by Fiona de Jersey
Vol 26 -3 - Feet First by David Farmilo
Vol 26 -3 - Feeling the Pinch by Julia McLean
Vol 26 -4 - STABLE DESIGN - Australian History
Vol 26 -4 - Trim by David Farmilo
Vol 26 -5 - The Language Barrier by Amanda Macpherson with Dr Paul McGreevy & Andrew McLean
Vol 26 - 5 - Rider Dehydration by Lyn gunning
Vol 26 -5 - Stable Design - DIY Stable Conversion by Jane Myers
Vol 26 -5 - Ribbon Recycling
Vol 26 -5 - Baby on Board by Tanya Targett
Vol 26 -6 - Reverse Logic - Float Backing by Fiona De Jersey
Vol 26 -6 - Legal Watch - fencing by Kim O’Donnell
Vol 26 -6 - Rug Review and Buyer Guide
Vol 26 -6 - Stable Design - Light and Airy by Jane Myers

Vol 25 No 1- 6 2003-04
TRAINING
Vol 25 -1 - Controlling the Shoulder by Zoe Harrison
Vol 25 -1 - Training Tips by Andrew & Bettina Hoy
Vol 25 -3 - Cones for Confidence by David Simons
Vol 25 -4 - The Future of Training by Pat Parelli, David & Karen O’Connor
Vol 25 -4 - Cross Training by Nicola Field
Vol 25 -4 - A Lesson with Uwe by Karen McDonald
Vol 25 -5 - Lunge with a Purpose by Nicola field
Vol 25 -5 - Riding Squares by David Simons
Vol 25 -5 - Work Out Your Warm-Up by Carol Willcock
Vol 25 -6 - SPUR SMART by Nicola Fields
Vol 25 -6 - Horse Dependant Horses by Portland Jones
Vol 25 -6 - From the Ground Up by Steve Brady
ALTERNATIVE
Vol 25 -3 - Horses in Harmony by Brian Stewart
Vol 25 -4 - Science or Magic - Hair Analysis by Simone Sherlock
Vol 25 - 6 - Photonic Therapy by Dr Brian McLaren by Simone Sherlock
NUTRITION
Vol 25 -2 - On the Menu - Rice Bran Oil by David Nash
Vol 25 -3 - Fat to Fit, Slim to Sleek by Dr Jennifer H Stewart
Vol 25 -4 - KER international Nutrition Conference
Vol 25 -4 - On the Menu - Salt Licks and Mineral Blocks by Denise McKay and Sonja Vandermark
Vol 25 -6 - On the Menu - B Group Vitamins by Sonia Vandermark
VETERINARY/Dentistry
Vol 25 -2 - Pretty or Practical by Gary Purcell
Vol 25 -2 - Parrot Mouth - Corrective dental treatment
Vol 25 -2 - DIY Minor Wound Treatments by Penny Stewart
Vol 25 -4 - Girth Pain by Dr Ian Bidstrup
Vol 25 -5 - PMT in Mares by Dr Jennifer H Stewart
Vol 25 -6 - Bandage Bruising by Liz Tollarzo-Gorham
Vol 25 -6 - Wrap it Right -step by step guide to apply a bandage
Vol 25 -6 - Greasy Heel by Carol Willcocks
BREEDING
Vol 25 -1 - Bachelor Stallions by Dr Paul McGreevy
Vol 25 -3 - Sex Selection by Simone Sherlock
Vol 25 -4 - Weaning - Breaking the Bond by Carol Willcocks
HUMOROUS
Vol 25 -3 - Dream Disclaimers by Judith Bull
RIDER TRAINING
Vol 25 -1 - Shoulders at Speed by Steve Brady
Vol 25 -1 - Fit to Ride by Lynn Gunning
Vol 25 -2 - The Will to Succeed by Bert Hartog
Vol 25 -2 - Riding in the Rain by Courtney Page-Allen
Vol 25 -2 - Falling Off by Sifu Mike Watts
Vol 25 -3 - Blocking the Engine - Short, Tight Necks by Uwe Spenlen
Vol 25 -4 - Body and Balance by Bert Hartog and Karen McDonald
Vol 25 -6 - Temper, Temper by Amanda Macpherson
READERS STORY
Vol 25 -1 - After the Fires by Courtney Page-Allen
Vol 25 -5 - Legal Watch - Horse Transport with Kim O’donnel
EVENT PROFILE
Vol 25 -3 - Equitana 2003 Preview
Vol 25 -5 - Equitana 2003
EQUIPMENT
Vol 25 -1 - Interior Float Accessories by Simone Sherlock
Vol 25 -1 - Fitting the Saddle to the Rider by Portland Jones
Vol 25 -1 - Boot Basics - Tendon and Splint by Simone Sherlock
Vol 25 -2 - Boots boots boots by Simone Sherlock
Vol 25 -2 - Are you Legal? - Towing Regulations by Simone Sherlock
Vol 25 -4 - Fitting False Tails by Nicola Field
Vol 25 -6 - Rugging Dilemma by Fiona De Jersey
GENERAL
Vol 25 -1 - Waiving the Risks by Kim O’Donnell
Vol 25 -1 - Age Conversion - Horse to Human
Vol 25 -1 - Model Horses by Heather Bryce
Vol 25 -2 - After a Fall by Lynn Gunning
Vol 25 -2 - Riding in the Land of the Giants by Mark Eveleigh
Vol 25 -3 - Web Watch - Buying off the Internet by Freda Nicholls
Vol 25 -3 - Broken Promises by Kim O’Donnell
Vol 25 -3 - Summer Storms
Vol 25 -3 - Why Whiskers by Portland Jones
Vol 25 -4 - Branding
Vol 25 -5 - Foolish or Fashionable by Jade Knight
Vol 25 -5 - Fly Buys - products to help reduce fly problems
Vol 25 -5 - The Cowboy and the Queen by Kate Rioran
Vol 25 -5 - Horsedrawn Holiday by Simone Sherlock
Vol 25 -6 - It's a Matter of Taste by Dr Jennifer Stewart

Vol 24 No 1-6 2002-03
TRAINING
Vol 24 -1 - click for control by Alexandra Kurland
Vol 24 -1 - steve jeffries by Jane Henning
Vol 24 -2 - turning the corner by Di Jenkin
Vol 24 -2 - a vision for the future by Monty Roberts
Vol 24 -2 - clicker control Part 2 by Alexandra Kurland
Vol 24 -4 - connecting reins to feet by David Simons
Vol 24 -4 - why do horses pull back by Pat Parelli
Vol 24 -5 - time to change with Gill Rickard by Karen McDonald
Vol 24 -6 - bridle lameness by Bert Hartog and Dr Victoria Hamilton
Vol 24 -6 - trouble shooting - Time to Change Part 2 by Gill Rickard
ALTERNATIVE
Vol 24 -1 - natural therapies for horses by Antoinette Foster
Vol 24 -4 - just ask - sarcoids by Robert McDowell
Vol 24 -5 - feng shui for horses by Fiona Adams
Vol 24 -6 - let there be light - by Heather Bryce
VETERINARY/Dentistry
Vol 24 -1 - what the eye sees by Dr Andrew Turner
Vol 24 -2 - foal pneumonia by Heather Dishington
Vol 24 -3 - performance decay by Gary Purcell
Vol 24 -5 - just ask - windgalls by Hilary Self
Vol 24 -5 - dentistry and the young horse by Gary Purcell
Vol 24 -6 - bridle lameness by Bert Hartog and Dr Victoria Hamilton
Vol 24 -6 - just ask - fertility issues by Hilary Self
BREEDING
Vol 24 -1 - balancing the breeding budget by Simone Sherlock
Vol 24 -3 - stitch in time by Heather Dishington
HUMOROUS
Vol 24 -2 - grandmare by Alison Trent
Vol 24 -4 - bringing up bubbles by Alison Trent
NUTRITION
Vol 24 -1 - ON THE MENU - Molasses by Sonja Gardner BSc (Hons)
Vol 24 -2 - ON THE MENU - Bran and Pollard by Sonja Gardner BSc (Hons)
Vol 24 -3 - ON THE MENU - Fats and Oils by Sonja Gardner BSc (Hons)
Vol 24 -3 - FEEDING FOR the foal by Dr Jennifer Stewart
Vol 24 -4 - drought feeding by Sonja Gardner BSc (Hons)
Vol 24 -5 - undesireable behaviour by Dr Jennifer Stewart
HOW TO
Vol 24 -1 - clip art - diy clipping by Karen McDonald
RIDER TRAINING
Vol 24 -3 - has it clicked - Part 3 by Alexandra Kurland
Vol 24 -4 - riding in lightness by Jean Claude Rainet
Vol 24 -5 - make sitting trot a pleasure by Bert Hartog
READERS STORY
Vol 24 -1 - good mates by Karen Newman
Vol 24 -3 - lost the connection - Dental Problems by Sally Evans
Vol 24 -4 - losing my boys by Adele Shannon
EVENT PROFILE
Vol 24 -3 - equitana 2002
Vol 24 -4 - weg - behing the scenes by Roger Fitzhardinge
Vol 24 -5 - EQUITANA - Brisbane 2002
EQUIPMENT
Vol 24 -1 - just hats
Vol 24 -2 - flaws in float floors by Simone Sherlock
Vol 24 -2 - just accessories by Karen McDonald
Vol 24 -3 - just saddlery by Karen McDonald
Vol 24 -3 - floating on fresh air - Ventilation by Helen Ward
Vol 24 -4 - the tail end - Float Ramp Design by Helen Ward
Vol 24 -5 - fitting the saddle with Ray Morris by Portland Jones
Vol 24 -5 - boot basics by Simone Sherlock
Vol 24 -5 - float interiors by Simone Sherlock
Vol 24 -5 - going bitless by Ruth Field
Vol 24 -6 - boot basics - Support boots by Simone Sherlock
Vol 24 -6 - external float accessories by Simone Sherlock
GENERAL
Vol 24 -1 - rider blueprint by Tania Churchill
Vol 24 -1 - seeing the light with Amanda Ross by Helen Ward
Vol 24 -1 - bridging the gap - Teen Years by Dr Pamela Hamilton
Vol 24 -2 - the white hoof by Heather Bryce
Vol 24 -2 - horses and hormones by Simone Sherlock
Vol 24 -2 - sold on bold by Portland Jones
Vol 24 -2 - Preparing for WEG
Vol 24 -3 - behind the image - Ulla Salzgeber by Karen McDonald
Vol 24 -3 - when it comes to the crunch by Simone Sherlock
Vol 24 -3 - horse law or handshake by Kim O’Donnell
Vol 24 -3 - insurance update by Simone Sherlock
Vol 24 -4 - stand out in the crowd by Gary Beaton
Vol 24 -4 - endurance riding by Carol Willcocks
Vol 24 -4 - sign before sale by Kim O’Donnell
Vol 24 -5 - when the drought breaks by Sonja Gardner
Vol 24 -6 - on the beat - mounted police by Di Gatehouse
Vol 24 -6 - fire fatalities - Canberra Bushfires 2003
Vol 24 -6 - readers survey

Vol 23 No 1- 6 2001-02
TRAINING
Vol 23 -1 - THE LOWDOWN ON LOADING by Portland Jones
Vol 23 -1 - WHO’S IN CONTROL by Steve Brady
Vol 23 -1 - AEROBIC FITNESS-LSD by Tania Churchill and Karen McDonald
Vol 23 -2 - LOADING LESSONS
Vol 23 -2 - EVENTING FITNESS by Tania Churchill and Karen McDonald
Vol 23 -3 - THE TENSE HORSE by Andrew Mclean
Vol 23 -4 - THE NOT SO SIMPLE CHANGE by Gill Rickard
Vol 23 -4 - THE CALM DOWN CUE by David Simons
Vol 23 -5 - Keeping it simple - Anky Van Grunsven by Zoe Harrison
Vol 23 -6 - Beach Work by Gill Rolten
ALTERNATIVE
Vol 23 -1 - A NEW ERA IN HORSESHOES
Vol 23 -4 - NATURAL FLY REPELLENTS
Vol 23 -5 - herbs and horses
Vol 23 -6 - herbal health - Skin & coat by Robert McDowell
Vol 23 -6 - natures hoofprint
VETERINARY/Dentistry
Vol 23 -1 - PROUD FLESH
Vol 23 -3 - THE HEALING LIGHT
Vol 23 -4 - GASTRIC ULCERS by Sonja Gardner BSc (Hons)
Vol 23 -5 - shock wave therapy by Dr Jenni Ahmat
Vol 23 -5 - better bare by Dr Hiltrud Strasser
Vol 23 -6 - the barefoot horse by Dr Hiltrud Strasser
BREEDING
Vol 23 -1 - STUDS STUDS STUDS
HUMOROUS
Vol 23 -1 - functional floating by Di Rowling. Cartoons by Don Binks
Vol 23 -5 - horse’s new years resolutions Cartoons by Don Binks
NUTRITION
Vol 23 -1 - ON THE MENU- Lupins by Dr. Peter Huntington and Sonja Gardner
Vol 23 -2 - ON THE MENU- Linseed by Sonja Gardner BSc (Hons)and Dr Peter Huntington
Vol 23 -2 - SPELLING by Dr. Jenifer H Stewart
Vol 23 -3 - ON THE MENU - Wheat by Sonja Gardner BSc (Hons) and Dr Peter Huntington
Vol 23 -4 - FEEDING FOR PERFORMANCE by Jennifer Stewart
Vol 23 -4 - ON THE MENU - Sprouts by Sonja Gardner BSc (Hons) and Dr Peter Huntington
Vol 23 -5 - joints - Structure and problems by David Nash
Vol 23 -5 - age appraisal by Dr Jennie Stewart
Vol 23 -6 - on the menu - salt by Sonja Gardner BSc (Hons)
HOW TO
Vol 23 -3 - MAKE A ROPE HALTER
Vol 23 -4 - DIY REPAIRS - RIVETS by Sharon Muir-Watson
Vol 23 -6 - diy running repairs by Sharon Muir-Watson
Vol 23 -6 - clipping
Vol 23 -6 - rehabilitating rugs
RIDER TRAINING
Vol 23 -2 - IN SEARCH OF SPRING by Richard Weis
Vol 23 -2 - THE COMPETITIVE EDGE- by Di Rowling
Vol 23 -3 - HOW LONG - Stirrup Length by Di Gatehouse
Vol 23 -4 - CORE STABILITY - Developing an Independent Seat by Tania Churchill
Vol 23 -5 - Showjumping session - Ian Silitch by Margaret Gollagher
Vol 23 -6 - CORE STABIlity Part2 by Tania Churchill
READERS STORY
Vol 23 -3 - HE SURVIVED A BROKEN SHOULDER by Naomi Johnson
Vol 23 -4 - READERS STORY - SURVIVOR by Michaela Trayler
EVENT PROFILE
Vol 23 -1 - SYDNEY ROYAL SHOW
Vol 23 -2 - COURAGE AT THE QUILTY
Vol 23 -3 - THE EXCITEMENT OF EQUITANA
Vol 23 -5 - spotlight on equitana
GENERAL
Vol 23 -1 - TIES AND STOCKS
Vol 23 -1 - FASHION WITH FUNCTION- Stable Rugs
Vol 23 -1 - CULLING OR KILLING by Saron Muir Watson
Vol 23 -2 - INTERNET HORSE SHOW- The No-Go Show
Vol 23 -2 - DOG ATTACK by Penny Stewart
Vol 23 -2 - JUST BOOTS
Vol 23 -2 - FROM PUNTERS TO PRAYERS CAPS by Judith van Rhijn
Vol 23 -3 - JUST JODS
Vol 23 -3 - DOMESTICATION -A Lifeline for the Brumby
Vol 23 -3 - BARE BONES - by Catherine Bird
Vol 23 -3 - A TWO WAY PARTNERSHIP by Mary Midkiff
Vol 23 -4 - WORKING TOGETHER - Vets, Farriers and Owners by Di Rowling
Vol 23 -4 - GRIEF
Vol 23 -4 - SADDLE PILGRIMS by Sharon Muir-Watson
Vol 23 -5 - insurance crisis by Simone Sherlock
Vol 23 -6 - Just Gloves by Karen McDonald
Vol 23 -6 - Big Boobs by Di Rowling
Vol 23 -6 - Risk management by Simone Sherlock

Vol 22 No 1-6 2000-01
TRAINING
Vol 22 -1 - The Gallop by Kylie Vlasschaert
Vol 22 -1 - CONTROL Conditioned Response Training - by Steve Brady
Vol 22 -1 - Side Reins Training Aids for lungeing - by David Kettle
Vol 22 -1 - Shying by Pat Parelli
Vol 22 -2 - The Pirouette by Kylie Vlasschaert
Vol 22 -3 - STRIDE CONTROL featuring interviews: Mark Tarrant, Rodney Peachey, Russell Johnstone
Vol 22 -3 - BRIDLING DIFFICULTIES by Steve Brady
Vol 22 -3 - PREPARATION AND FITNESS by Dr Stephen Jackson and Dr Peter Huntington
Vol 22 -4 - FACING FEAR by Dr Brigitte Burg
Vol 22 -4 - FITTING THE CURB CHAIN by Karen McDonald
Vol 22 -5 - KEEP HIM FRESH by Penny Stewart
Vol 22 -5 - THE CAVESSON HEADCOLLAR
Vol 22 -5 - STABLE VICES by Portland Jones
Vol 22 -6 - ASSESSING FITNESS by Karen McDonald featuring interviews: Christopher Bartle and Trevor Woodward
ALTERNATIVE
Vol 22 -1 - THe Home horse herbalist by Robert McDowell
Vol 22 -2 - THe Home horse herbalist- Respiratory by Robert McDowell
VETERINARY/Dentistry
Vol 22 -1 - Out of sight out of mind (Dental) by Jenni Harbisher
Vol 22 -1 - Lightning strike by Dr Teresa Walsh
Vol 22 -1 - cushings disease by Dr Phillip Tucak
Vol 22 -2 - Chronic Coughing by Dr Ruth Davis
Vol 22 -2 - Windgalls by Dr Andrew Dart
Vol 22 -3 - RAIN SCALD by Karen McDonald (help implimented from Dr Roger Haensel in compilation)
Vol 22 -3 - AMINO ACIDS by Dr Jennie Stewart
Vol 22 -3 - VACCINATIONS AND INJECTIONS by Robert McDowell
Vol 22 -4 - EQUINE GENETICS RESEARCH by Jane Henning
Vol 22 -5 - ANHIDROSIS by the Technical Director- Virbac Vetsearch
Vol 22 -5 - HEART RATE MONITORING FOR DRESSAGE by Tania Churchill and Ben Wisbey
BREEDING
Vol 22 -1 - Australian Stud Feature - HawleyArabians, Tonimbuk Irish Sport Horse Stud
Vol 22 -1 - The Mating Game
Vol 22 -2 - Australian Stud Feature - - Statene park and Hanks Hangout
Vol 22 -3 - MAIL ORDER MATING- FROZEN SEMEN by Penny Stewart
Vol 22 -4 - MAIL ORDER MATING (PART 2)- by Penny Stewart
NUTRITION
Vol 22 -2 - If its worth doing -Do it right - by Dr S Jackson and Dr peter hungtington
Vol 22 -4 - COPRA
Vol 22 -5 - STABILISED RICE BRAN
Vol 22 -6 - FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Jennie Stewart
Vol 22 -6 - FROM THE SEA- KELP
RIDER TRAINING
Vol 22 -3 - RIDER FITNESS by Di Rowling Featuring Interviews: Roger Fitzhardinge
Vol 22 -4 - CROSS COUNTRY BALANCE by Michelle Green with Brian Schrapel
Vol 22 -4 - YOGA FOR RIDERS by Di Rowling
Vol 22 -5 - IT’S HARD TO BE HUMBLE by Tania Xanthis
Vol 22 -6 - STRANGER DANGER by Steve Brady
Vol 22 -6 - GOAL SETTING by Di Rowling
READERS STORY
Vol 22 -2 - Slinky’s Story - by Dr Ben Sykes
EVENT PROFILE
Vol 22 -1 - Olympic warmup by Penny Stewart
Vol 22 -1 - The ride of a lifetime by Karen McDonald
Vol 22 -2 - Heritage Horse Ride - Sydney harbour Bridge by Karen McDonald
Vol 22 -2 - Olympic Countdown - by Penny Stewart
Vol 22 -3 - GOLD AND SILVER FOR AUSTRALIA by Penny Stewart
Vol 22 -3 - THE HERITAGE HORSERIDE by Karen McDonald
Vol 22 -4 - THE EQUESTRIAN PARALYMPICS by Penny Stewart
GENERAL
Vol 22 -1 - Bit basics by Alixe Etherington
Vol 22 -1 - The abn
Vol 22 -2 - Bit basics Purchasing by Alixe Etherington
Vol 22 -2 - AHIC - Federal Govt Opposes Horse Health Issue by Ken Dyer
Vol 22 -2 - In The Hoofprints Of A Hero by Sharon Muir Watson
Vol 22 -4 - SHOW HUNTERS by Karen McDonald
Vol 22 -4 - LIVING ALONE
Vol 22 -4 - CAMPING WITH HORSES (PART 1) by Sharon Muir Watson
Vol 22 -5 - JUST JACKETS by Karen McDonald
Vol 22 -5 - EQUINE BUDDIES
Vol 22 -5 - CAMPING WITH HORSES (PART 2) by Sharon Muir Watson
Vol 22 -6 - RUGS FOR ALL SEASONS
Vol 22 -6 - JUST VESTS Featuring Interviews: Sue Rammunno
Vol 22 -6 - CAMPING WITH HORSES (PART 3) by Sharon Muir Watson
Vol 22 -6 - ON THE ROAD by Penny Stewart

Vol 21 No 1-6 1999-00
TRAINING
Vol 21 -1 - THE SCIENTIFIC WARM UP by Rebecca Faltyn
Vol 21 -1 - TAKING THE PLUNGE by Sonja Johnson
Vol 21 -2 - ‘QUIET’ TRAINING by Steve Brady
Vol 21 -2 - The HALT
Vol 21 -2 - BREATHE - by Wendy Murdoch
Vol 21 -3 - MAKE THE WALK WORK Judy Peel, Steven Hart, Geoff Lyall
Vol 21 -4 - The TROT (Part 1)
Vol 21 -4 - IS YOUR HORSE COLD BACKED? by Andrew McLean
Vol 21 -5 - The TROT Jennifer Gilbertson, Claire Wickins, David Norbury Helen Heagney
Vol 21 -5 - SOCIALISING UNDER SADDLE - by Steve Brady
Vol 21 -5 - TRAINING WITH KYRA - by Zoe Harrison
Vol 21 -5 - QUICK TO KICK - by Pat Parelli
Vol 21 -6 - EVASIONS AND RESISTANCES by Roger Fitzhardinge
Vol 21 -6 - The CANTER by Rebecca Faltyn (featuring Mary Longden, David Brideoake, Elizabeth Mulholland and Gene Redwood)
BREEDS/BREEDING
Vol 21 -1 - STALLION CONTROL by Diane Bawden
Vol 21 -1 - STUD PROFILE-(ASTRAL PARK Riding Pony Stud, SIMEON Arabian Horse Stud and BELCAM Arabian Horse Stud)
Vol 21 -2 - STALLION PARTNERSHIP by Rebecca Faltyn
Vol 21 -2 - EQUINE EGGS
Vol 21 -3 - BAD BOYS - by Pat Parelli
Vol 21 -6 - FOAL BRAG
Vol 21 -6 - HERD BOUND by Pat Parelli
ALTERNATIVE
Vol 21 -1 - HEALTHY HORSES NATURALLY- DEALING WITH DULL COATS (exerpt from book by Robert McDowell and Di Rowling)
Vol 21 -2 - Hilton Herbs
Vol 21 -2 - HEALTHY HORSES NATURALLY-HERBS AND THE HOOF - by Robert McDowell and Di Rowling
Vol 21 -3 - HONEY - THE STICKEY SOLUTION - by Di Rowling
Vol 21 -3 - Stallion Herbs - by Robert McDowell.
Vol 21 -4 - HARVESTING HERBS - by Robert McDowell.
Vol 21 -5 - HOME HORSE HERBALIST - by Robert McDowell.
Vol 21 -6 - THE HOME HORSE HERBALIST - by Robert McDowell.
VETERINARY
Vol 21 -1 - COLIC- COMMON CAUSES by Dr Jennifer H Stewart
Vol 21 -1 - VITAL SIGNS by Heather Dishington
Vol 21 -2 - CONFORMATION- THE ARM by Dr Megan Christie
Vol 21 -2 - THE IMPORTANCE OF FREE EXERCISE by Dr Warwick Vale
Vol 21 -3 - TENDONS AND LIGAMENTS by Ruth Davis
Vol 21 -3 - Staple or Stitch by Jo Selvey
Vol 21 -3 - EQUINE INFECTION ANEMIA by Sandy Hannan and Patricia Ellis
Vol 21 -3 - BOREDOM BEATERS by Dr Warwick Vale
Vol 21 -4 - ANEURYSM - FACT OR FICTION? by Kylie Valsschaert
Vol 21 -4 - HOOF HAZARDS by Dr Peter Kay
Vol 21 -6 - HERNIAS by Andrew Dart
NUTRITION
Vol 21 -2 - Feeding the ‘Fatty’ by Elizabeth Owens
Vol 21 -3 - BANNED by Elizabeth Owens & Dr Peter Huntington
Vol 21 -6 - FEEDING WEANLINGS by Dr Peter Huntington
HOW TO
Vol 21 -2 - MAKING YOUR OWN RIBBON AND ROSETTE BROW BAND by Rebecca Flavel
Vol 21 -4 - FIT THE BIT by Alixe Etherington
Vol 21 -5 - BIT BASICS (Part 2) by Alixe Etherington
Vol 21 -6 - BIT BASICS (Part 3) by Alixe Etherington
RIDER TRAINING
Vol 21 -4 - LEARNING LESSONS by Traci Bolt
Vol 21 -5 - TECHNOLOGY AIDS TEACHING by Karen McDonald
Vol 21 -6 - THE DRESSAGE RIDER TEST by Richard Weis
READERS STORY
Vol 21 -1 - The Moora Flood.
Vol 21 -2 - Nicky Update.
Vol 21 -3 - The AHIC and the Horse Shoe Levy Proposal by Jan Miller
Vol 21 -4 - Lumpy Lu by Narelle Kennedy
EVENT PROFILE
Vol 21 -5 - Olympic Warmup by Penny Stewart
Vol 21 -6 - The Ride of a Lifetime by Karen McDonald
GENERAL
Vol 21 -1 - BLUE RIBBON TAILS (featuring Kerrie Koch, Ann- Louise Hooker, Terry Cowan, Helen Chugg) by Karen McDonald
Vol 21 -2 - DRY CLEANING by Karen McDonald
Vol 21 -3 - CREATING AN IMAGE
Vol 21 -4 - WORKING WITH MUSIC by Rebecca Faltyn and Karen McDonald (Featuring: Mary Siefried, David Kettle, Maurie Bruce)
Vol 21 -4 - NOSEBANDS by David Kettle
Vol 21 -5 - RODEO TO DRESSAGE by Denese Fingleton-Flakelar
Vol 21 -5 - EQUITANA ASIA PACIFIC
Vol 21 -5 - CENTENNIAL PARKLANDS by Jane Henning
Vol 21 -5 - TECHNOLOGY AIDS TEACHING by Karen McDonald
Vol 21 -6 - GST- WHAT IT MEANS FOR HORSE OWNERS
Vol 21 -6 - LOOKING AHEAD by Tracy Stewart

Vol 20 No 1-6 1998-99
TRAINING
Vol 20 -1 - Andrew McLean - MAKING THE PERFECT HORSE Part 1 by Di Rowling
Vol 20 -2 - Andrew McLean - TRAINING THEORY Part 2 by Di Rowling
Vol 20 -2 - Training For The Quilty by Anna Marsden. Interview with Dale Cooper.
Vol 20 -3 - Counter Canter by Rebecca Faltyn. Interviews with Diane Jenkyn & Mary Hovers.
Vol 20 -3 - Andrew McLean - ON THE GROUND Part 3 by Di Rowling.
Vol 20 -4 - Transitions by Rebecca Faltyn. Interviews with Elizabeth Owens & Mary Hanna.
Vol 20 -4 - ANDREW MCLEAN - The Steps Part 4 by Di Rowling.
Vol 20 -4 - The Back Up by Steve Brady
Vol 20 -4 - HITTING THE TRAIL - Part 1 by Di Rowling.
Vol 20 -5 - ON THE TRAIL - Part 2 by Di Rowling.
Vol 20 -5 - ANDREW MCLEAN - Forward, Turn and Stop Part 5 by Di Rowling.
Vol 20 -6 - Lungeing and Longreining by Di Rowling. Interviews with Roger Fitzhardinge, Andrew McLean,Margo Boldt & Tony Lander
Vol 20 -6 - ANDREW MCLEAN - Riding Out & Roundness by Di Rowling.
BREED PROFILE
Vol 20 -1 - What Donkeys can do by Ann Walker.
Vol 20 -3 - Why Mules? by Ann Walker.
Vol 20 -5 - Welsh Cob(Sect D), Miniature Ponies & Horses,Aust.Stock Horse
ALTERNATIVE
Vol 20 -1 - herbal Anti-inflammatories by Robert McDowell.
Vol 20 -2 - Sharing Herbs With Your Horse by Robert McDowell.
Vol 20 -3 - Herbal Remedies For Scours by Robert Mc Dowell.
Vol 20 -4 - HORSES NATURALLY - Skin Conditions by Robert McDowell.
Vol 20 -4 - Equine Therapy by Kate Hesse.
Vol 20 -5 - HEALTHY HORSES - Herbal First Aid Kit by Robert McDowell.
Vol 20 -5 - EQUINE THERAPY - Neck Suppling by Kate Hesse.
Vol 20 -6 - Herbal Eye Treatment by Robert McDowell.
Vol 20 -6 - Start At The Back by Kate Hesse.
Vol 20 -6 - EQUINE THERAPY - Back Check Points.
VETERINARY
Vol 20 -1 - CONFORMATION - Putting it all together by Dr Megan Christie.
Vol 20 -2 - CONFORMATION - The Knees by Dr Megan Christie.
Vol 20 -2 - Dirty Doodles by Dr Alistair Murdoch.
Vol 20 -3 - The Older Horse by Tracy Stewart.
Vol 20 -3 - Which Worms by Dr Ruth Davis.
Vol 20 -3 - The Bleeding Wound by Dr Alistair Murdoch.
Vol 20 -4 - Grain Overdose by Dr Alistair Murdoch.
Vol 20 -4 - CONFORMATION - Splints by Dr Megan Christie.
Vol 20 -5 - Mouth Injuries by Dr Alistair Murdoch.
Vol 20 -6 - CONFORMATION - Shoulder Faults by Dr Megan Christie.
BREEDING
Vol 20 -1 - Breeding Tools.
Vol 20 -1 - The World Is Your Breeding Ground.
Vol 20 -1 - Expanding Breeding Boundaries by Dr Rob Davies.
HUMOROUS
Vol 20 -2 - Rider Review by Di Rowling. Cartoons by Don Binks.
Vol 20 -4 - The Eyes Have It. Cartoons by Don Binks.
NUTRITION
Vol 20 -5 - Storing Feed In Hot Weather by Dr Kathleen Crandell.
STABLING
Vol 20 -2 - STABLE DESIGN - The One Horse Family.
Vol 20 -4 - STABLE DESIGN - Shadecloth Shelters..
HOW TO
Vol 20 -6 - A Knotty Solution.
RIDER TRAINING
Vol 20 -1 - Seeing a stride by Sonja Johnson.
Vol 20 -2 - Falling Off by Anna Marsden. Interviews with Avril Wynn, Tristyn Lowe & John Chapman.
Vol 20 -2 - Outside Rein - Inside Leg by Steve Brady.
READERS STORY
Vol 20 -1 - White-Tailed Spider Bite by Kim Sinclair.
Vol 20 -2 - Raising Rosie by Lyn MacDonald.
Vol 20 -3 - Across The Nullarbor by Gitta Seidel.
Vol 20 -3 - The Orphan by Anne Bowler.
Vol 20 -6 - A Little Unlucky by Anita Bell.
EVENT PROFILE
Vol 20 -4 - Australians at the World Equestrian Games by Dolly Van Zaane.
Vol 20 -5 - Learn From The World’s Best by Zoe Harrison.
Vol 20 -5 - Bronze For Australia by Pat Slater.
Vol 20 -5 - Time For a Change by Nicki Stuart.
GENERAL
Vol 20 -1 - RUGGING - Comfort or Cosmetic? by Jackie Siebel.
Vol 20 -3 - Eventing Tack by Sonja Johnson.
Vol 20 -3 - Capital Gains Tax by Martin O’Connor.
Vol 20 -4 - EVENTING TACK - The Rider Part 2 by Sonja Johnson.
Vol 20 -4 - Horsesitting by Karen McDonald. Interviews with Poppy Laws, Kylie Hardy & Sheila Weigall.
Vol 20 -5 - The Art of Pencilling by Karen McDonald.
Vol 20 -5 - The Winning Wash. Interview with Shelley Penny.
Vol 20 -6 - Promoting Your Horse - Using Photos .