Guest Blog – Improvising On The Job

So many of us improvise each day, and I’m definitely a person that improvises especially when the equipment I am using malfunctions. I have the oh shit moment before proceeding to try and concur the problem. For me recently my improvising was my camera gear; my main photography lens not working at the beginning of […]

Agistment Checklist ©

Not every Equestrian is able to keep their horses on their own property, and sometimes we have to place them in agistment even when we’ve been able to have them living with us in the past. Regardless of the circumstances, finding a good fit for agistment, requires careful consideration. Here are 5 points to look […]

Guest Blog – Daniella Dierks Interview

Prior to Amylie and Daniella having the floor for this interview, I just wanted to say how much this means to myself and Living Equine. Thank you so much to both Amylie and Daniella for taking the time, and for letting us in to Daniella’s Equestrian Story so far. This is pinch myself material, and […]

Equestrian Home Away From Homes ©

Recently Living Equine had a blog called ‘Horse Float Health Check’, so it would be a natural progression to now focus on the living quarters of horse trucks and goosenecks. There are many of us equestrians now back out competing again, and/or looking to in the near future. Some of these competitions require somewhere to […]

Guest Blog – Tiger’s Tongue Review

This week’s review is the new Tiger’s Tongue Grooming Brush. It comes flat packed, but it is easy to take out of the packet, and only takes a few hours to rise to desired height. Or you can start using it straight out of the packet; up to you! It’s a light weight grooming brush, […]

Horse Float Health Check ©

Horse Events are on the horizon once more, and there are bound to be a few horse floats that have been parked up for the past few months. Before loading up the float with your mounts, perhaps consider doing a health check to make sure it is in safe working order. External Condition Do a […]

Five Things For Stable Workouts ©

If you don’t feel as if living a busy equine lifestyle is enough to keep you fit, and you are in need of ways to build your fitness without the gym, here are five pieces of equipment that can be found around the stable/ in a horse owner’s home, that can be utilised for effective […]

Guest Blog – ProGroom Shampoo Review

This week I have reviewed ProGroom Equine Collection Enhance Shampoo. I have been using this product for about 2 months now and I love it. This product is made in Australia and is purposefully made for dogs and horses, with the sole purpose of cleaning the hair efficiently, without drying or getting rid of natural […]

ABC Landline’s Horse Rescue Story ©

I have just viewed a story featured on ABC’S Landline yesterday, and I think many of you would enjoy watching it. The story comes with a warning due to the emanciated state of the horses that were rescued, however overall it will leave you feeling good. The story features Sarah McCarthy and a small community […]