Liz Burgess Equine

Liz Burgess Equine Freelance coach, based in Kent & Tipperary. I specialise in developing connection & resolving confidence & performance issues. Plus heart & humour.

Focusing on positive outcomes for horse & rider through correct biomechanics & accurate communication. Individual or group lessons
Fully Insured
BHS Training available
Schooling

22/08/2026
22/08/2026

We’re so pleased to share that Gary has been chosen as one of the 12 winners of Agria Pet Insurance Rescue a Rescue campaign! 💙

Gary has been waiting patiently for his forever home, so we’re thrilled that the campaign is helping to shine a light on horses like him who can take a little longer to find their perfect match.

As part of the campaign, Agria has donated £1,000 to support the care of rescued horses and ponies at World Horse Welfare, helping us provide the care and rehabilitation they need while they’re with us.

Follow Gary’s journey and find out more 👉 https://www.agriapet.co.uk/rescue-a-rescue/

Gary’s time in our care has been supported by Retraining of Racehorses

Agria Equine Insurance

22/08/2026
07/08/2026
07/08/2026

🧊🧊🐎HOW TO COOL HOT HORSES IN PICTURES 🐎🧊🧊

As there still seems to be confusion on cooling 🔥HOT HORSES🔥I've produced a simple (I hope!) series of images. Please ↪️SHARE↪️this to people, pages or organisations that need it!

These should be self-explanatory. The only possible additional explanations needed are:

🫁MONITOR BREATHING - Your horse’s respiratory rate and depth are the best indicators of how hot they are both at rest AND after exercise. But they are slightly different. A hot horse at rest with have an INCREASED RESPIRATORY RATE - PANTING!

🫁A horse that is very hot after exercise will be BLOWING (DEEP BREATHS, FLARED NOSTRILS). This is often mistaken for trying to get more oxygen in, but it’s actually driven by body temperature.

🫁As you cool a horse its breathing will recover. At rest = slowing of respiratory rate. After exercise blowing reduces BUT may turn to panting before respiratory rate decreases.

🔥For very hot horses in hot weather you may need to cool them aggressively/continuously for 15-20 minutes!

FREE RESOUCES ON HEAT & COOLING........ https://askanimalweb.com/tag/cooling/

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24/07/2026

Table Top Sale
Sunday 16th August

24/07/2026

Sebastian wanted to show you all his smile this 😁

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