Horse handling

Travelling long-distances with your horse

Tips from Scottish showjumper Scott Brash and veterinary advice on stress-free travel

Help to catch your horse or pony in the field

Will eye contact help you catch a naughty pony?

Solving bridling problems

If your horse dislikes being bridled, there are ways and means of addressing the problem, as Horse & Hound discovers

Tricks of the trade: reversing from a trailer

Reversing a horse out of a trailer need not be cause for concern as H&H explains

Tricks of the trade: Picking up feet

Everyone knows a horse who is fussy with his feet. Horse & Hound seeks a solution to the eternal problem

Tricks of the trade: waterworks

Teaching your horse to stale into a bucket can assist your vet and save you money - and it's not hard, says Horse & Hound

Tricks of the trade: turning out

If putting your horse in its paddock is blur of flying hooves and leadropes, then H&H has some useful suggestions to make your life easier

How to teach your horse to tie up safely

A horse that repeatedly pulls back when tied up is a major annoyance on a busy yard, but there are ways to get around this problem, as H&H explains

Q&A: Coping with separation anxiety

Expert advice from HORSE magazine on dealing with a horse who doesn't like being left on his own

Q&A: Horse isn't keen on being turned out

Expert advice from HORSE magazine on coping with a horse who hates being turned out

Overcoming grooming problems

Expert advice from HORSE magazine on grooming a fidgety mare

Q&A: Long reining safely

Practical advice on how to get started in long reining

Lungeing over poles: the benefits and how to do it

Q&A: Solving catching problems

Expert advice from HORSE magazine on catching an elusive equine

Top tips on loading your horse

Horse behaviour specialist Richard Maxwell believes a pressure halters is the answer to solving typical loading problems

Horses that are difficult to shoe: ways to tackle this problem

Expert advice on how to deal with a horse who is difficult to shoe

How to catch a difficult horse or pony

Catching an unco-operative horse takes confidence and a touch of horse sense.

Dealing with hazards out hacking

When your horse comes face to face with a road drill or hedge cutters for the first time you shouldn't blame him for being, at the very least curious, or possibly scared

Q&A: Coping with stable aggression

Expert advice on how to help a horse that acts agressively in the stable