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Horse grooming is a crucial and personal part of taking care of horses that goes beyond just keeping their physical look in good condition. It helps to create a connection between the caretaker and the horse, while also guaranteeing the horse's overall health and welfare. This careful method entails a sequence of tasks specifically designed to maintain the horse's cleanliness, well-being, and comfort.
Within these pages, you will discover a plethora of expert wisdom, practical advice, and timeless wisdom. This valuable content has been curated by experienced equine trainers and breeders. Acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to cultivate a prosperous relationship founded on reciprocal admiration, confidence, and transparent dialogue. This guidebook aims to facilitate the fulfilment of your aspirations, be it in the realm of competitive show jumping, embarking on trail riding expeditions, or simply experiencing the joy of owning a horse.
Expert on the behaviour of horses in Australia. The individual behind the 'NO Buck!' Horse Starting Course, Self-Medicate(TM), and the highly popular home study programme known as Your Key to Success with Horses. Steve Brinkworth is a globally renowned equestrian professional, known for his expertise in training horses, riding, and providing consultation on equine matters. He has successfully motivated and inspired horse owners worldwide, assisting them in resolving a wide range of horse-related issues.
The breed's origins may be traced back to Ireland several centuries ago, where they were specifically bred to fulfil the agricultural and transportation requirements of that era. Although the utilisation of Quarter Horses in agriculture has diminished due to mechanisation, they continue to be a favoured breed due to their numerous desirable attributes and their contribution to the advancement of other horse breeds.
