Resveratrol, it sounds like something out of a science lab, but it’s actually a naturally occurring compound found in some of the foods we eat (and drink, hello red wine!).
While it’s long been praised for its potential health benefits in humans, resveratrol is also gaining attention in the equestrian world as a powerful supplement for horses. But what exactly is it, why do people take it, and what can it do for our horses.
Read MoreThere’s nothing glamorous about smelling like hay at 5 a.m., scraping mud off your boots (again), or battling a wheelbarrow that’s determined to tip over. Yet somehow, horses make all of it worthwhile.
They’ve been my constant companions, anchoring me through chaotic times and teaching me lessons I didn’t even realise I needed. And it’s not just about riding; it’s the routine, the bond, and those random moments that catch you off guard and make you smile.
Read MoreEvery ride feels like an escape from the rush of everyday life. Out there, it’s just you and your horse. No distractions, no noise, just the steady rhythm of hoofbeats on the sand. It’s humbling, too. The desert reminds you how small you are in the grand scheme of things, and there’s a kind of peace in that.
Read MoreNow, before you think, "Oh, more pampering?" trust me, horse therapy rugs are so much more. They give targeted massage to key areas, and honestly, I’ve seen such a difference in my horses since I started using them. They really do help them feel their best!
Read MoreOver the years, I’ve seen all kinds of supplements come and go in the equine world. One that has stood the test of time is collagen. It’s not a new concept for horses, but it seems to be gaining more attention recently—and for good reason. Collagen has been used for years to support joint health, promote strong tendons and ligaments, and even improve hoof and coat condition.
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