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AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2008
Vol 30 No 2
Hoofbeats is a life-style magazine for anyone with an interest
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rider, show preparation and tips, veterinary and herbal treatments, stable
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AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2008
Vol 30 No 2
CONTENTS
An insight into Fitness part 1 by Julia Mclean and Dr David Evans
To aim for and achieve a level of fitness to suit the work required, it is important to first have an understanding of what is happening physically to the horse.
Over To you
Your chance to speak your mind on any subject relating to equine matters.
The Mystery of China's Morgans by Judi Daly
The importation of 27 Morgan horses from the US in the late 40¹s marked the start of a new breeding program in China and later, questions as to their fate.
Demystifying Dressage pt 2 - Transitions by Coralie Smyth
One of the five basic movements of Grand Prix, transitions are a valuable part of dressage schooling and require an understanding of the various types and how to ride them correctly.
Head Trauma by Equine Veterinarians Australia (EVA) Dr Chris O'Sullivan and Dr Tamara McElroy
Injuries to the horse's head require rapid expert attention, as trauma
affecting the eye, the nervous system or airway function can have
life-threatening or long-term effects.
CranioSacral Aspect of Head Trauma by Maureen Rogers
The horse's skull is like a giant jigsaw puzzle; a complex and intricate weaving of 26 individual plates of bone; its unique and amazing design protecting the brain and eyes from trauma and forming the airway and sinuses.
Double Trouble for Hoolie- a Reader's Story by Tara Hunter
Tara's show horse was still recovering from a kick to the head when he ran head first into a tree.
Countdown to Thirty Years - Volume 1 No 2
Before computers! Magazine production in 1979 was certainly different to today!
The Emerging Discipline of Equine Science by Portland Jones
Still in its infancy, Equine Science is explained as 'the measurement and interpretation of interactions between horses and their riders' and a discipline with great potential.
The Inconvenient Itch by Kim Dawson
Certainly a nuisance, left untreated Lice can result in more than just an itchy horse.
Be Prepared by Carol Willcocks with Dr Joan Deetman
Planning ahead for the birth of a foal can make it a far more enjoyable experience than leaving it to chance.
Virbac Questions and Answers
Your questions are answered by experienced horsemen and women, professionals, trainers and riders. Dr Jennifer Stewart responds to an enquiry relating to caring for an old horse and Dr Shannon Lee defines Wolf Teeth. Products from Virbac are given for published letters.
Birth Trauma by Wendy Elks with Dr Ian Bidstrup
Girth pain, rib-cage sensitivity, wither abnormality and one-sidedness in equines are just a few conditions that can be clinically linked to spinal problems resulting from the birth process.
Product News
The news on what is new in the market place and where to find them.
D.I.Y. Tail Bags
How to make your own tailbag - step by step instructions for those wanting to save money and recycle.
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