Diary articles
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Thoroughbred Makeover Diary: Building on an Existing Foundation
Well, ’tis the season where it’s hard to fit everything into a day. Being at the track almost full time plus slogging through tax season definitely does not leave time for consistent riding on one special bay gelding. In the past, when I get this busy and don’t have a seasoned horse, I end up forgoing riding completely. When I’m too busy to keep them going regularly, I also lack the energy for that “pre-ride” lunge. Read More
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Fathom – Diary from Jerusalem | Calev Ben-Dor
Deputy Editor of Fathom Calev Ben-Dor shares reflections from Jerusalem and Tel Aviv as Israel marks 6 months since 7 October Thursday 4 April – fear and unity There’s an added tension weigh
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Thoroughbred Makeover Diary: Encouraging Progress With Easygoing Scout
Scout is working in the arena more often now, usually three to four times per week. We first hack around the farm at the walk, warming him up with a goal of relaxation, both mentally and physically, before each session in the arena. One or two times per week we trot up and down the hills on the farm rather than work in the arena. The undulating ground loosens his body as he builds muscle on his topline. It also requires him to focus on keeping his balance. Read More