Welcome to Recognizing the Horse in Pain!
- Is your horse bloating and biting when saddled?
- Are you sliding to the side while riding?
- Does your horse have trouble with canter leads?
- Is your horse stiff and slow to warm-up?
- Is your horse having trouble going up and downhill?
- Having problems with bucking, rearing, and resistance?
- Have a head-tosser, or a horse that leans on the bit?
- Think your horse has a problem, but your veterinarian can't find it?
DO YOU NEED HELP AND JUST DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO?
CHECK OUT THE NEW BOOK AND DVD MADE JUST FOR HORSE PEOPLE LIKE YOU!
Too often people miss the signs of their horse's discomfort. Short and choppy strides, loss of topline muscle, bucking, a stiff and hollow-back - these are all symptoms of a horse in pain. "Stall Rest and Bute" is mistakenly the treatment when the underlying cause cannot be found, and joint injections don't treat the underlying cause of joint instability. Become an educated horse owner, and improve your horse's comfort and performance before it's too late!
Recognizing the Horse in Pain on TheHorse.com Radio! Click to listen!
Thank you to all of the wonderful readers and viewers who have purchased this project - for the good of the horse! We now have books and DVDs all over the world - Canada, Spain, Japan, Italy, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, France, Holland, Sweden...and beyond!
"This is NOT dressage." If you are looking for a group of dedicated professionals and equestrians who believe in pain-free equine performance, please visit: www.HIPPOHFoundation.org
Dear Joanna,
Last November I was fortune enough to sit in on your amazing lecture (twice) at Equitana in Melbourne, it was the first time someone has ever explained saddle fitting properly. I have now read your book and watch your DVD production and I want to congratulate you for producing this brilliant product, something that is much needed. Last year I tried to research saddle fitting with some very disappointing results as the information was very basic and lacking essential points required which you have covered and easy to understand. I have had horses for roughly 30 years and it truly amazes me the lack of knowledge in this vital area. I have to confess that I have been guilty of poor saddle fitting in the past, not deliberately of course and feel gutted for the pain I must have put my darling equine friends through however not anymore, thank you so very much for putting it right. Hope we have the opportunity to meet some day. Keep up the good work and the very all the very best.
Kind Regards
Lynda Roberts
Birdwood, South Australia
