Presteq. The most comfortable bridle for your horse?

Presteq. The most comfortable bridle for your horse? Today we’re having a look at the new Presteq Anatomical Bridle Faysport. It’s available in several stores now. Wayana has the bridle in black, but it’s also available in brown. What is so special about this Presteq bridle? Presteq broadly researched the anatomy of the horse’s head. […]

8 tips to warm up your horse in the right way

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A successful training session starts with warming up your horse in the right way. If you warm up well, your horse will be supple and respond actively to your aids. Besides, warming up correctly is crucial if you want to prevent injuries! But what’s the right way to warm up your horse? Maybe you find […]

Don’t forget to train for speed when you’re riding dressage

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Don‘t forget to train for speed when you’re riding dressage Training speed when you’re riding dressage? That might not be the first thing you would think about. Maybe you focus more on control and smoothness. So why would you train speed? A member of Morgan Lashley’s online training asked the same question during a live Q&A and […]

Can I figure out myself why my horse is lame?

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Can I figure out myself why my horse is lame? One of the members of Morgan Lashley’s online training wondered if she can do a lameness examination herself to figure out why her horse is lame. Morgan gave some insight in how she works as a veterinarian. Unfortunately not one horse is the same as the other. […]

Thé reason why you should never train your horse on an empty stomach

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The reason why you should never train your horse on an empty stomach Us humans can be influenced by starting the day on an empty stomach. But is this the same with horses? One of the members of Morgan Lashley’s online training wondered and Morgen let her experience speak. Horses have a very different gastrointestinal tract than […]

Does your horse drink or urinate too much? These are the possible causes

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Does your horse drink or urinate too much? These are the possible causes Maybe you’ve noticed that your horse’s stable is a lot wetter than usual or do you feel like your horse is drinking a lot. What could cause this? This question was asked by a member of Morgan Lashley’s online training during a live Q&A […]

Is one thick leg also called stocking up?

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Is one thick leg also called stocking up? Morgan gives the answer Most of us are familiar with the term ‘stocking up’, where fluid builds inside the horse’s leg after a night of (almost) not moving. But what if only one of your horse’s legs is thicker than the other. It isn’t very swollen or […]

Riding from back to front with a loose rein, is that possible?

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Riding from back to front with a loose rein, is that possible? There are a lot of different ways in which you can ride your horse from back to front. But they all have got one thing in common: a correct connection. But can you also ride a horse from back to front when you […]

From collected walk to collected trot: Rien van der Schaft gives advice

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From collected walk to collected trot: Rien van der Schaft gives advice Going from collected walk to collected trot might sound easier said than done. Maybe your horse keeps going into canter or does he only make his movement bigger instead of more collected. So how can you correctly go into a collected trot? A […]

Create more impulsion within your horse using these tips

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Did your protocol ever say ‘more impulsion’? It might be difficult to get more impulsion within your horse without rushing him forward. But you also want to keep the relaxation. Where do you draw the line and how do you create more impulsion? A member of Rien van der Schaft’s online training asked us that question during […]

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