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Keeping your Horses Happy and Injury Free in the Paddock

Keeping your Horses Happy and Injury Free in the Paddock

Posted by Russell Gibbons on 16th Mar 2018

Preventing Paddock Accidents and keeping your Horses happy is really important to us all. We all know that falling off a horse can really hurt us….. But what do we understand about injuries sustained to a horse when we are not riding them, or not even close to them? For Paddock horses, there are a range of injuries which occur. However, one might be surprised to learn tha …
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How Important is Water to my Horse?

How Important is Water to my Horse?

Posted by Russell Gibbons on 21st Feb 2018

Horses Need Water! How does that old saying go? "You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink???" That might be true, but it might help if we can understand how important water is to a horse, and how much they need. From there, we just might understand why or why not our horse is drinking. Think about this for a second….. The average horse needs 30-50 litre …
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Carrot Horse Bix - Horse Training Treats - Being Made

Posted by Russell Gibbons on 1st Nov 2016

Horse Treats are a really Awesome Product. Our Huds and Toke™ Horse Training Treats are super popular and this is just another batch being whipped up!Check it out.From here, it is packaged and then sent all over the world for all those awesome ponies out there wanting to be trained and wanting to be rewarded by their chosen human!!!If you want to find out more info, feel free to con …
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With Huds and Toke – It’s ok to talk about falling!

With Huds and Toke – It’s ok to talk about falling!

Posted by Russell Gibbons on 11th Oct 2016

We see so many awesome people doing awesome things on social media and in the other media, if there is such a thing anymore. But we don’t often see the reality behind those one off great photos or video snippets! It sometimes looks like there are those who walk among us who have been given the gift of never failing and never falling!!!! ………At least that is what people portray in s …
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