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25.01.2022 Why do we love sharing our facilities with like-minded riders? To see the smiles. To see happy horses. An unscheduled but productive day hosting @dressage_coach on Sunday. #dressagelessons #highlandshorses #enjoytheride @ Berrima, New South Wales

24.01.2022 I was thinking to myself as I was feeding my horses this morning, if I could talk to every horse owner in the world, for just one minute, what would I tell the...m? What is the one piece of information that would make the biggest positive difference to their horse’s life? And this is what it would be NEVER ride your horse on an empty stomach. Or said another way, always feed your horse hay or let him graze pasture right before you ride. Because for us, as humans, to exercise on a full stomach is really uncomfortable right?! We feel sluggish. We get a stitch. And it is just downright uncomfortable. So why on earth would I say to make sure your horse has a full stomach before you ride? Well, the thing is, horses and humans are completely different in the way we eat and in the way our stomach works. We (humans) are meal feeders. We eat food in distinct meals. While we eat, our stomach switches on acid production. Then when we stop eating, acid production is switched off. So we can go for a really long time (like overnight) without eating and it’s not an issue. And yes, it's more comfortable, for us, to exercise on an empty stomach. Horses on the other hand are grazers, or trickle feeders. They are designed to eat almost constantly over a 24-hour period. And will take only very short (less than 2 to 3 hour) breaks between feeding if left to feed naturally. Because of this, their stomach NEVER switches off acid production. And this is why you must not ride on an empty stomach. For a guide on how much to feed before you ride, here's a table of suggested amounts of hay, depending on your horse’s situation. This image is originally from our ebook 'My Horse is Crazy, My Horse is Lazy', which was written to help you get a better handle on your horse's behaviour through nutrition. Get a free copy of the ebook here: feedxl.com/crazy-lazy-ebook

23.01.2022 Our gut health webinar with Samy Julliand & Nerida Richards is TONIGHT at 8pm! Samy is one of the world leaders in equine gut health, and we're incredibly lucky... to have him share his knowledge on gut health with you all. This is not to be missed! Register here: https://poseidon-equine.com/pages/samy-webinar

22.01.2022 Turn your back for a minute and Houdini opens Colin’s stable, denies all involvement, but can’t resist returning to the scene of the crime....stallion divider being installed soon. @ Berrima, New South Wales

20.01.2022 Thank you to Peter Rocca Arena Grooming for sprucing up our arena this morning!

19.01.2022 Rainy day walks and musings #4. @outsideofahorse @aiyanalevindressage_ #horsetraining #wetdats #walkingintherain #horsesofinstagram #middleagedrider #confidentrider #groundwork #ridethehorseyoulead #nevertoolate

17.01.2022 Many horse owners use a variety of complete feeds that contain vitamins and minerals and as a result could be exceeding safe levels of zinc, copper, iodine, selenium and other minerals that may be creating toxic effects.

15.01.2022 A question we get a lot is: What is the difference between EQ and VM? (Note the toxin binder is for Aus only)

15.01.2022 Fun in the sun enjoying the blossoms before they disappear

13.01.2022 Bobby and Pally playing hide n seek. They frightened the life out of me, finding the perfect spot that you wouldn’t think an extra-wide QH or an extra-tall TB would fit. Weaving in and out of the firs. @aiyanalevin @zacmijnlul @outsideofahorse

13.01.2022 All horses deserve, at least once in their lives, to be loved by a little girl.

12.01.2022 COMING SOON You asked for straightforward advice on how to feed your horse for optimum health. So working with FeedXL we’ve come up with a simple feeding... program called Feed Assist for our valued Poseidon Equine community members and we will be launching here in this group first. Our Feed Assist program will give you the freedom to tailor a feeding program to suit your horse and their age, stage, breed and lifestyle, taking the guesswork out of their daily diet and it will only take 5 mins . And its FREE It’s our way of saying thanks for being part of our journey, and part of our commitment to helping horses everywhere improve their health, so you can feed for gut health with confidence and clarity. #feedassist #truehealthbeginsinthegut Watch this space Who is excited ?

10.01.2022 Hi everyone! If you would like to re-watch the webinar with Samy Julliand & Dr. Nerida Richards, or if you missed it the first time, here is the link to the replay: https://my.demio.com/recording/TXZrXyFh

10.01.2022 How many of you can relate to this ?

09.01.2022 Did you know The small intestine is about 21 m long and is where the breakdown and absorption of protein, fats and non-structural carbohydrates occurs. It is on...ly called small due to the small diameter (it’s not very wide). It is also designed to have small amounts of food constantly passing through it. Does your horse have constant access to food?

09.01.2022 A brisk start to the morning. @aiyanalevin @rhonlevinequinebodywork #southernhighlands #winter #highlandshorses @ Berrima, New South Wales

08.01.2022 Rainy day walks and musings #1 King Colin my . @outsideofahorse @aiyanalevindressage_ #horsetraining #wetdays #walkingintherain #horsesofinstagram #middleagedrider #confidentrider #groundwork #ridethehorseyoulead #nevertoolate

07.01.2022 We'd like to invite you to our latest webinar! This webinar will provide some basic understanding about the role of your horses microbiome (the diverse communit...y of things like fungi and bacteria) that reside in your horse and impact on digestion, immunity, behaviour, appearance and performance. It will be hosted by Dr. Nerida Richards and Dr. Belinda Chapman, on Wednesday 23rd September, 8pm AEST. Click the link below to register your spot!! https://poseidon-equine.com//webinar-the-horse-gut-microbi

07.01.2022 I’m excited to be on our Trade Stand at Wallaby Hill this weekend. Come and say hi and pick up some EQ, VM or Stress Paste. Next to the Jumping arena in the Trade Area. @poseidonequine @wallabyhill #digestiveeq #digestivevm #stresspaste #horsehealth #horsesupplements #truehealthbeginsinthegut #horseperformance #eventing #feedtowin #healthyhorsehappyhorse

06.01.2022 We had our first ride at home today! It’s a special feeling sitting on a horse that you’ve had since a foal, Mr Dags is certainly a special horse to me and my f...amily and I’m so happy with the job that Jack and Jess Hayden have done from Hayden Equestrian with his breaking! Thank you again for all your hard work, the journey begins. See more

05.01.2022 FEEDING YOUR HORSE AFTER EXERCISE When horses exercise they burn up stored energy supplies, damaging muscle tissue and losing water and electrolytes via sweat. ...Feeding after exercise is important to replenish these energy, water and electrolyte stores and provide protein for muscle repair. Failure to do so can result in reduced performance, muscle wastage and slow recovery times. What you feed, how you feed it and when it is fed all play a role in determining how effectively you replace what your horse uses during moderate to high intensity exercise and how quickly they will recover. Keep Reading:

03.01.2022 Rainy day walks and musings #2 Jackson KWPN. @outsideofahorse @aiyanalevindressage_ #bigred #horsetraining #wetdays #walkingintherain #horsesofinstagram #middleagerider #confidentrider #groundwork #ridethehorseyoulead #nevertoolate @angiewicksfromthegroundup

01.01.2022 We are excited to say this wonderful Dressage rider Aiyana Levin is one of Sutton Farms preferred coaches. Book a lesson with Aiyana to use one of our gorgeous arenas and it won't matter what the weather is like .

01.01.2022 Fantastic: thank you Linda and Nerida!