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H-Line Covered Riding and Lungeing Arenas
October 2018
‘Equitent’ by H-Line Structures - provide the strength and permanency of a mainstream building, with a faster install, and the flexibility to relocate! Our Riding Halls (Arenas) and Lunging Halls (Round Yards) not only have impressive aesthetics and supreme functionality, but also meet the highest of Australian safety standards, including protection against wind, fire and snow. The modern products in the Equitent series are complemented with versatile equipment options and a comprehensive range of accessories to withstand even the toughest Australian conditions.
Equine Joint Support Formula Two
September 2018
Why choose Joint Performance? Quite simply – our joint health supplements provide the optimal blend of Glucosamine and Chondroitin for your horse or dog. Joint support supplements can be thought of as nutrients or ‘food’ for joint health.
Fibregenix: First Aussie-made Balancer Range Set to Change the Future of Equine Nutrition
August 2018
Drawing on years of experience of leading nutritionists and scientists, the new Australian-made Fibregenix Feed Balancers are the ultimate, all–in-one, nutrient-rich supplement products formulated to balance the rations of horses and ponies, and bridge nutritional gaps. The three balancers are 100% free from whole cereals and molasses and tailored to cater for different metabolic and general health requirements for various categories of horses rather than adopting a ‘one balancer suits all’ approach.
Feeding the Broodmare and Nursing Foal brought to you by HyGain Feeds
August 2018
Mare owners spend thousands of dollars on stud fees and shell out hundreds of dollars in veterinary care to prepare their mares for breeding and foaling. Mares are expected to produce enough milk for a foal for up to six months. Many mares are expected to raise healthy foals year after year, requiring successful rebreeding while the previous year’s foal is still by her side. Because nutrition influences each stage of the broodmare’s production cycle, nutritional management may, in many ways, determine the success of the breeding program.
Technology Hacks for Hacking Out with Your Horse: Part 1
July 2018
Our horse world intersects another one, full of Amazon, Ebay, television and new-fangled things. In general, the new-fangled has hardly encountered our horse but, in this article, I have chosen some products that have qualities of ‘high technology’, and should bring some new benefit to horses and their riders.
Become a stockist!
March 2018
Horses and People Magazine, an independently owned and produced Australian magazine, focuses on providing its readers with ethical, evidence-based information about the health, care and training of horses and the environment in which they live, as well as inspiring stories celebrating our equestrian culture. Horses and People has been operating for nearly 30 years and has grown to be one of Australia's most trusted publications.
Feeding for Topline and Condition, brought to you by Stance Equine
September 2012
Dr Tim Kempton from Stance Equine explains how condition is measured using a 9 point score from poor/emaciated = 1, through to extremely fat or obese = 9. The upper curvature of a horse’s withers, back, and loin is called the "topline." Pertinent points Both condition and topline are determined to large extent by a combination of muscle and fat to put on weight. Sports horses conditioned for endurance and racing generally have little fat on the topline.
Feeding on the trail, brought to you by Stance Equine
July 2012
The attraction of trail riding is to ride through remote and natural landscape, which in most cases is National Parks and State Forests. For the adventurous riders who head-out on extended trails, there is often insufficient herbage along the trails to provide the nutrients required to maintain bodyweight, and allow the horse to perform the work required. Dr Tim Kempton, Stance Equine. Therefore, it is necessary to pack in supplementary feed, or arrange feed drops. Key issues for selecting suitable feeds include: 1. Energy density.
NSC... Why is it important? Brought to you by Stance Equine
May 2011
Dr Tim Kempton, Stance Equine. All feeds contain carbohydrates. Carbohydrates include the fibre, and sugars and starch. The fibres are the STRUCTURAL CARBOHYDRATES that hold the plant up. These fibres are both digestible or indigestible. Look at your horse’s manure. Take some and wash it in a bucket. What you see is the indigestible fibre from the feed. Horse’s manure is drier than cattle because they do not digest fibre as well as cattle, and because they absorb more water from the hindgut.
