The horse's tail is an extension of the spine. So, using the tail in exercises not only affects the tail itself but also the spine all the w

Today has been very exciting. The first pallet of our latest publication arrived yesterday. Gillian has been busily signing and David busily wrapping and packing ready to send out the first consignment tomorrow. If you have pre-ordered a copy you will get it very soon, particularly if you live in Great Britain. The rest of the world could be a bit slower and Christmas is on the way as well! We have well over a hundred books to wrap so it may take a few days! We are so pleased Anatomy in...

During the lockdown, we have certainly not been idle! As well as several blogs and short informative videos on our website, we have...

Tonight (Weds 4th November 2020) was the second in a new series of live webinars from Gillian Higgins of Horses Inside Out.

When I discovered that Gillian Higgins from Horses Inside Out was going to be releasing a series of webinars I was so excited......

Benefits of understangind equine digestive anatomy to improve managing feeding routines and horse nutrition programs.

We are excited to announce the launch of our Horses Inside Out ‘Webinar Wednesdays’ starting in October.

Understanding how muscles work is one of the most fundamental concepts that can influence how we ride and train our horses. Movement is cre

On the forehand means the horse is out of balance. The forehand refers to the front half of the body which accounts for about 60%

To create engagement the horse must be supple and flexible through his back. The joints in the hind legs will flex and then straighten to pr