HorseVille

09/04/2024

Eid Mubarak to our wonderful HorseVille community.

30/03/2024

Helping our riders reach the best versions of themselves and unlock passion and potential they didn’t know they had.
It's amazing to watch our riders develop, thrive, and inspire others with their drive and passion for horses.
Join our community now via calling us : (+2) 01030305330

26/03/2024

Horses are the best medicine. A horse a day will turn your worries away! At HorseVille we have a lovely selection of horses each with their own personality and something special to offer. Learn how to bond, groom, ride and so much more.

21/03/2024

Happy Mothers to all the mothers out there and especially our HorseVille mums and grandmums who turn up to every lesson and every event and are always ready with gloves, boots and bottles of water on demand!
You are all amazing and such a valued part of your children’s equestrian journey.
Happy Mothers Day from all of us at HorseVille.

11/03/2024

Start learning horse back riding now and join a our elite riders community with A LIMITED TIME OFFER ( 50% OFF ) on your first trial class.
Join our community now via calling us : (+2) 01030305330

10/03/2024

From our family to yours, HorseVille wishes you all a blessed Ramadan Kareem.
May your homes be filled with peace and love.

01/03/2024

Part 3| Deena Abu Hassan our co-founder speaking about HorseVille; our birth, vision, and programme that takes riders from basic beginner levels to advanced and competitive riding. Get to know us more.

25/02/2024

At HorseVille we share a passion for jumping, starting small and building our way up always taking into consideration safety measures for our riders.
Join our community now via calling us :(+2) 01030305330

03/01/2024

16/12/2023

| What are horse whiskers?Horses have special tactile sensory hairs, known as whiskers. The whiskers provide horses with sensory feedback on their surroundings and environment. This allows horses to assess their safety by detecting movement and changes in their surroundings.
Whiskers also help horses judge temperature, texture and shape which supports them while eating, guiding them to choose food that is safe to eat and avoiding inedible objects.

03/12/2023

| The cleanliness of a horse’s stall or box is as important as the cleanliness of our own homes. Stalls must be kept as clean as possible to reduce the presence of germs and pathogens and thereby the minimise illness. Since horses can not clean up after themselves this job falls purely on us. Boxes must be mucked out regularly, as horses go to the toilet multiple times a day, and bedding maintained so it is clean and comfortable.
Boxes must also be checked regularly to reduce any risks of injury which can especially happen when horses roll.

15/11/2023

| A horseshoe is a man-made, U-shaped plate designed to protect and enhance a horse’s hooves and feet. They have been used for centuries to allow domesticated horses to participate in different kinds of work. A “shod horse,” refers to a horse wearing shoes” while a horse without shoes is described as “unshod” or barefoot.

Shoes are typically crafted from metals like steel or Aluminium, but may also be made from other materials, including rubber, plastic, or copper. The horseshoe is fitted to the palmar (ground) side of the hoof, most often using nails. Skilled farriers do this, as it is vital shoes are applied correctly to avoid any injury and pain to the horse.

08/11/2023

No matter the distance.
No matter the time.
A horse will always remember their human friend.

31/10/2023

Get ready for leg 2 🐎🐎🐎
9 to 11 November
@ Rabab Equestrian Center 🐎🐎

24/10/2023

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24/10/2023

| Is it important for horses to drink clean water? 🔽

Absolutely yes!
Clean, uncontaminated water is a must for horses. If horses don’t have access to clean water and are forced to drink water that is contaminated with dirt, algae or manure/urine they can become sick. In addition to having a delicate digestive system horses are unable to vomit.
So, make sure your horse always has access to clean, fresh water.

18/10/2023

| Have you ever wondered how horses see ? Let us tell you a little bit about horse vision
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•Horses have two forms of vision: monocular and binocular.
•Monocular vision allows the horse to see on both sides of his head, meaning the left eye and the right eye work independently and see different views.
•Binocular vision allows the horse to use both eyes together to see ahead.

•Quiz time: Why should you not stand directly behind a horse? Share your answer in the comments below.

12/09/2023

It’s time for the Jumping Champions League Season 2023/24 and we couldn’t be more excited.

The JCL is the most exciting show jumping league for teams and is the first of its kind in Egypt and the Middle East.
This season is kicking (or should we say jumping) off on the beach in Marassi!

Our HorseVille teams have been busy preparing and we wish them the best of luck.

HorseVillains and HorseVille Juniors; good luck from all of us.

06/09/2023

Opening session 2023/24 from 14 to 16 September 🐎🐎🐎
Get ready for the most exciting and challenging session 🐎🐎🐎🏆

03/09/2023

Back To School!
To all the awesome students heading back to school for the new academic year 2023/24, we wish you all the best of luck.
Whether you’re learning at school or learning in the arena, take it easy and enjoy every stride!

Remember to book your lessons and if you want to fix your slots let us know because they’re quickly filling up.

05/07/2023

Safety is a main priority at HorseVille, especially with our young riders and beginners. Our coaches ensure that the both horses and riders are geared up correctly before training, taking all safety measures.

26/06/2023

We like to start our morning fresh and prepare for the day ahead. Horses spend time in the lunge arena in the morning to ensure they are ready and safe before proceeding with their training sessions.

21/06/2023

| As with humans, it is very important to make sure our horses are properly hydrated especially once the weather gets hotter. The easiest and quickest way to check if your horse is dehydrated is by checking their skin. Use your thumb and finger to pull a small part of the skin on your horse’s neck above the shoulder. If hydrated, the skin should snap back quickly. If the horse is dehydrated the skin will remain pinched and take a few seconds to go back to normal.

06/06/2023

| Only when you are balanced as a rider can you become the leader, and guide your horse to find their balance.

To be balanced you need to have a correct riding position:
Sit equally on both seat bones
Centre your body
Activate and be strong in your mid region.

31/05/2023

| Symmetry is a key word in creating good position and balance in the saddle.

Straight back, centred in the middle of your saddle with shoulders at equal height are the basics of being in symmetry in the saddle.

23/05/2023

| Horses are herbivores and have specific dietary needs due to their unique digestive tract. Their long digestive system requires a high-fiber diet that is consumed in small amounts over a long time period which is why they naturally want to graze all day. Since all day grazing is not always possible, especially in countries without pastures, they must rely on being fed a selection of foods to meet their needs. Here is a quick rundown of what horses eat.

1- Pasture Grass and other greens (in Egypt Alfa Alfa is a great supplement)
2- Hay
3- Grains
4- Concentrate Mixes
5- Salt and Minerals

16/05/2023

| Grooming is an essential activity to maintain your horse’s overall health. Here is a basic and simple routine to follow.