Evaluating Horse Owner Expertise and Professional Use of Auxiliary Reins during Horse Riding " by Heidrun Gehlen, Julia Puhlmann, Roswitha Merle, and Christa Thöne-Reineke, published in Animals (2021)" The study was conducted at the School of Veterinary Medicine, Freie Universität Berlin (Berlin Free University). The researchers investigated horse owners' knowledge of auxiliary reins, how frequently they were used, and whether they were used appropriately. A total of 823 hors
Cavessons, essential tools in horse training, come in a variety of types, each with its unique features, benefits and drawbacks in some cases. Understanding the different types of cavessons can help choosing the most suitable option for your training needs. Here's a brief exploration of common cavesson types
The cavesson provides a stable and reliable point of contact, allowing handlers to convey cues with accuracy and consistency, facilitating better understanding and response from the horse.
