Exoskeleton

The superficial digital flexor tendon (SDFT) is a key part of your horse’s anatomy. Find out more about the SDFT in our informative guide.

Many horse owners and riders use exercise boots or bandages for their horses. Whilst boots and bandages can provide protection from injury during exercise, they also contribute to heat build up in the lower leg.

Ice boots or cooling boots can be a great investment in your horse’s health, performance and wellbeing. Find out more in our blog article.

Many horses will wear boots. Whether it’s for exercise, turnout or travel, horse boots come in a range of types and styles, and they serve various different purposes. This article […]

The horse’s lower leg anatomy is fascinating and complex. Essential to movement and performance, it’s useful to understand how the horse’s lower leg is put together. This blog article provides […]

Nothing beats the feeling of going flat out on our horses, with the ground being super hard, working at speed puts even more stress on our horses legs, particularly the […]

Our horses are amazing. Have you ever looked closely at your horse’s hind legs when jumping? Check out our video here and see how those hind legs flex and take the strain […]

Often we hear of horses with tendon or suspensory injuries, however did you know it is rare for these to occur from a one-off incident. The most common injuries affect […]

While dressage is generally considered a low-impact discipline, it still requires a great deal of strength, flexibility, and coordination from the horse.

Many riders use bandages to help protect their horse’s legs during exercise. But what effect does this have on tendon temperatures?