06/05/2025
Finding the balance between introducing your young horse into work and minimising the risk of injury or long term imbalances, can be really tricky.
The first few years of your horse’s life are crucial to their health throughout their life. They can lay the path for their performance, injuries, behaviour and movement.
Plus with the added aspect that growing and playing can result in sore, stiff and fatigued muscles, meaning your young horse could have asymmetry, compensatory patterns and soreness, even before they begin their ridden career.
So when considering your horses’ future, the earlier you can begin to care for the qualities you will ask from them later in life, the better and happier their future will be.
Be the advocate for your young horse.
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