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Nutrition

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L'hiver

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Little scratches

A horse is not a car to be used and then put away, without any state of mind. He is a living being who requires an important care.

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Grooming during the bad season

« When it's cold, a clipped horse must not stand still naked. Blankets must not be taken away suddenly in order to avoid a thermal shock, the horse must be undressed progressively. » Starting from the rain...

L'hiver

Other Winter tricks

« Even after the shower and a dandy brush stroke, some sand or soil will remain in the long hair. Clipping feathers (see picture hereunder) is more practical for hooves maintenance and care but it requires more attention...

Autour du cheval

Restart

To find again form and condition before the new season, whatever the target is (pleasure or competition), the horse must resume training step-by-step, taking into account the weather (still cold) and the low physical activity due to winter.

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Mane Trimming

If you choose to trim the mane, it should fit the horse morphology. If he has a frail and thin neck, leave him a mid-long mane to mask defects. On the other hand, on a strong...

Soins

Remove the hair and trim the tail

Hair removing is one of the less pleasant steps of grooming for the horse. But a perfectly groomed animal will barely stand a ruffled tail. It is also a trick that will spare you...

Tondre son cheval

Clipping in all its forms

In addition to allowing you to work with your horse in winter, clipping offers another secondary but not insignificant advantage : taking care of your horse's « look » in order to give him...

Autour du cheval

Your horse's well-being

This theme aims to help make life more enjoyable for your horse, either by simple gestures, or by "small ticks"