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http://www.performancehorses.org/Training.html http://www.peopletohorses.com/en/courses_medals.php You didn't say what levelyour daughter is riding to. Here are a couple of web sites that may be of interest. I have got a couple of others that I will try to find for you.

Here is some information on rigs, and the surgical options for treating them. http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/livestock/horses/facts/info_cryptorchidism.htm

Yep, the fridge sure beats the h*ll out of a hipflask;)

http://www.bodyconditioning.net/index.html For anyone in the Cambs/Beds area, I would reccommend Lucy Haith. She was head physio at the Royal Ballet, and sorted me out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnF2ROKtdMY Once I would have been happy if my horse's coat was glossy, now I've got bigger ambitions:cool:

Oooh pretty pony TW. BTW an arab /highland cross can be really nice. A bit more snort than your average highland and a bit more bone than your average arab. Here is what the judge will be looking for if yourfriend decides to show in M andM classes...

I'm not too up on breeding but pm me them and I will see what I can find out. If she is pure bred there should be no problems showing with the HPS I believe they also have classes for part breds. She should be able to show with the NPS as well. I believe that there are several Highland...

you could try contacting the HPS with questions. If your friends pony has a prefix or suffix ie something of Hunthall or Balmoral Something, it often lets you know which stud bred the pony, and you can approach the breeder. http://www.highlandponysociety.com/ By the way, Highlands are...

http://www.american-saddlebred.co.uk/index.htm Here is the British ASB society webpage. I believe they register partbred as well as pure breds if you want to go out and about with her. She looks really great. I don't own an ASB, but have ridden some in the USsome time ago. They tend to be...

http://www.equipodiatry.com/canker1.htm Here is another site, again from the USA, but quite an informative site. Hope it helps, and good luck with your horse.

You're welcome VVV, Kenny always made me laugh too, and I know a lot about the backside-hinderence effect too unfortunetly.:o

Oh I love Kenny Everett, so just for you VVV http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqOh4z2ASdk :D

From what I understand, it is the result of a genetic defect. Some years ago, a horse called Impressive introduced a gene which resulted in hyperkalimic periodic paralysis http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperkalemic_periodic_paralysis Despite the chance of having their horse drop down dead...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jykyk3Kn_ag&feature=player_embedded I am also a member of an American horse forum. Because they are always going on about Quarter Horses, I decided to do a little research about them. I came across this video on Youtube. This is probably one of the ugliest...

Can I come please, I promise to sew all my plaits with thread, bone my boots and wear my olive green padded jacket. Can I ride in my half pannel saddle too.