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Bond through groundwork; jumping position problems solved; equine flu prevention Groundwork exercise

Bond through groundwork; jumping position problems solved; equine flu prevention [Can't read this email properly?]( Groundwork exercises, horsey homes and draw rein controversy In this newsletter, we share some groundwork exercises to try at home from Andrew Hoy, plus our top tips to improve your jumping position to help you secure that all-important clear round. An expert coach also explains the controversy surrounding draw reins and if they ever have a place in training. Andrew Hoy’s groundwork exercises to improve balance and core strength These three exercises also offer bonding and confidence-building benefits. [GIVE THEM A TRY]( Five common jumping position problems solved Your position can mean the difference between going clear or not, as well as instilling confidence in both you and your horse. [IMPROVE YOUR JUMPING]( SPONSORED]( Better for your horse Better for your pocket Better for the planet For 25 years, Bedmax has been making top quality shavings to offer horse owners in the UK the highest standard of healthy and hygienic equine bedding. Now to help with rising living costs we’ve developed a different bedding choice that’s perfect for your horses' comfort and hygiene, and for your pocket. Strawmax straw pellets are 100% natural, made from local wheat straw, dried at sterilising temperatures and rigorously dust extracted. They’re easy to use and they offer an exceptional level of absorbency that reduces waste and replacement, cutting your costs and minimising your muckheap. Strawmax is economical and eco-friendly, and it comes in convenient 15kg bags you can pick up from your nearest Strawmax retailer. [Find your nearest supplier]( Equine flu: how to lower the risk to your horse There are three crucial things that every horse owner should know about equine flu... [LOWER THE RISK]( Buying an equestrian property? Important things to consider This exciting adventure is also an enormous one, and there many things to consider before you purchase your dream home. [READ EXPERT ADVICE]( Draw reins for horses: do they have a place in training? They often trigger heated debates and with good reason, as coach Alison Kenward explains... [FIND OUT MORE]( This message was brought to you from Your Horse Magazine a Kelsey Media Brand © Kelsey Media Ltd,The Granary, Down's Court, Yalding, Maidstone, ME18 8AL Registered in England No. 05822990. Please do not reply to this message as this email was sent from an unmonitored e-mail address. Please read our privacy policy for more information on how we process your personal information. [Unsubscribe](

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