Halia Skabara BHS Senior Coach & Equestrian Services, Cambusbarron, Stirling (2024)

15/10/2024

My eBay shop will be closing at the beginning of November so massive savings to be had before then. Have a look and grab a bargain!! 😃

https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/tackshopandroomclearout

26/07/2024

On the eve of the official opening of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, members are invited to read a personal message shared this evening from our Chief Executive Jason Brautigam, reflecting on what this week’s challenges mean for us and the future of our sport.

Read online: https://bit.ly/BD-CEOopenletter

10/02/2024

Watching a horse’s legs, especially on the lunge, can flag up problems they may be experiencing. They can show lameness and also changes in gait or footfall which may indicate problems in other parts of the body.
Here we have Frank. Watch how, in the 2nd transition to canter, his right hind hovers before touching the ground.
He was subsequently found to have arthritic changes in his spine, specifically where the back of the saddle sits.
He was probably starting with arthritis in his hocks which didn’t show on X-rays at this time but did a couple of years later.

03/02/2024

Fab day teaching in Aberfoyle today. Gorgeous Denver helping Christina learn. Horses are just the best teachers 🥰

20/01/2024

Well! We’ve not been blessed with the best weather but a least these guys give me my horsey fix 🥰
As with these guys, I’m happy to do stable cover on a regular basis.

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Stirling

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/tackshopandroomclearout

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Watching a horse’s legs, especially on the lunge, can flag up problems they may be experiencing. They can show lameness and also changes in gait or footfall which may indicate problems in other parts of the body. Here we have Frank. Watch how, in the 2nd transition to canter, his right hind hovers before touching the ground. He was subsequently found to have arthritic changes in his spine, specifically where the back of the saddle sits. He was probably starting with arthritis in his hocks which didn’t show on X-rays at this time but did a couple of years later.

Halia Skabara BHS Senior Coach & Equestrian Services