Daily Checks in Autumn & Winter


when it seems like you have to cram more jobs into fewer hours, some things can get pushed to the bottom of the pile of priority.


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One job that you should never compromise on is a daily check on your horse. It can be tempting to just throw your horse out in the field in a rush to get the mucking out done but this could mean you miss an opportunity to spot an injury early and take prompt action.


When first aid treatment is administered quickly and effectively, it can have a big influence on the outcome of an injury. A minor cut or graze that is treated correctly using the basic contents of your first aid kit will heal up in no time, leaving no lasting damage. However, if the wound goes unnoticed, infection can take hold in as little as six to


uring the autumn and winter months there never seem to be enough hours in the day, so


eight hours.


Thick coats and winter rugs can hide a multitude of sins, so in winter it is important to take even more time and


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