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Senior Horses in Winter: Why Walk Work Is the Most Powerful Thing You Can Do

Senior Horses in Winter: Why Walk Work Is the Most Powerful Thing You Can Doby: Jenny AdamsonPublished on: 26/10/2026

Senior horse winter care made simple: a longer walk warm-up, in-hand work and walk poles for flexibility, symmetry and core strength. 10-20 minutes daily.

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Senior Horses in Winter: Why Walk Work Is the Most Powerful Thing You Can Do

Winter Rehab Tips: Why a Winter of Gentle, Consistent Work Beats a Winter Off

Winter Rehab Tips: Why a Winter of Gentle, Consistent Work Beats a Winter Offby: Jenny AdamsonPublished on: 19/10/2026

Winter rehab tips: how four 20-minute walk-based sessions a week can build your horse's strength, posture and flexibility by spring, instead of a winter off.

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Winter Rehab Tips: Why a Winter of Gentle, Consistent Work Beats a Winter Off

Winter Lunging: How to Make It Actually Build Your Horse

Winter Lunging: How to Make It Actually Build Your Horseby: Jenny AdamsonPublished on: 12/10/2026

Lunging done properly builds topline, core strength and a softer back in 20 minutes. Here's how to make winter lunging count for your horse.

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Winter Lunging: How to Make It Actually Build Your Horse

Planning towards shorter days

Planning towards shorter daysby: Jenny AdamsonPublished on: 05/10/2026

Worried about keeping on top of your horse's training this winter? Here's how to turn a few good sessions into an actual plan.

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Planning towards shorter days

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