
Racehorses are not naturally known for being good doers but retired top class chaser Monet’s Garden is an exception to the rule.

Racehorses are not naturally known for being good doers but retired top class chaser Monet’s Garden is an exception to the rule.

The demands of competition, longer hours spent standing in stables and an all-round less natural life can take its toll on our equine friends, causing joint problems, stress, hoof problems and more.

The latest innovation in the equestrian world – offering antibacterial and antifungal properties as well as reducing limb trauma and injury – comes in the form of man’s oldest metal: copper.

New research has shown that the use of standing sedation to repair lower limb fractures in racehorses produces similar results to surgery performed under a general anaesthetic, but with the advantages of less surgical complexity, time, cost and risk.

An eco-friendly family of horse lovers is basking in the benefits of sustainable energy after having solar panels installed on their stable roof.
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