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Monetising your Intellectual Property (IP)
There are good reasons to protect your IP. Some of the advantages being: to restrain a third party from infringing your rights, allowing you to use the legend registered trade mark symbol ® or copyright symbol ©, enabling you to offer statutory p
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Staying on Track
As small business owners, we often end up wearing multiple ‘hats’ in the day to day running of the business – operations, sales, finance manager
The rider’s true test, Equitation.
Why equitation is all about finesse, feel and forming the perfect partnership. Equitation is a discipline that places the rider at the heart of the pe
Tight Nosebands Under Scrutiny
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Harnessing Horsepower: The Ineos Grenadier
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Report horse abuse – it is the right thing to do
By South Africa Equestrian Federation (SAEF) Horse abuse in equestrian sports encompasses a range of harmful practices, from physical violence like wh
Tight Nosebands Under Scrutiny
After decades of non-standardised methods of measuring noseband tightness, as of May 1, 2025, the Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) will have
Supplements. Do they really make a difference?
Knowing when and why to use supplements could save your horse’s health and your wallet Walk into almost any tack room and you’ll see them stacked
There is something about an SA Boerperd.
A horse shaped by history, celebrated in the present, and trusted to carry families and riders into the future. By Charlene Carroll Let’s set the sc
Five ways to practice digital mindfulness.
By Charlene Carroll Scrolling, liking, sharing. It’s second nature, right? Yet in the blur of online life, we often forget that what we post and how
From young rider to Olympic champion
Chris Kappler proving greatness is more than medals through a lifetime dedicated to horsemanship and mentorship There are few names in American showju
Reading Between the Ears
They don’t speak our language, but they’re always speaking. Understanding the body language of horses. Spend enough time around horses, and you’
Deadly in the paddock.
By Charlene Carroll South Africa’s climate is tough, and when drought or winter thins the grazing, poisonous plants are more likely to be eaten by h
It’s a Dogs Life
Researchers are now suggesting that perhaps we’ve been calculating it wrong all along, with recent studies indicating that young puppies age faster
SAEF Testing Of Horses At Competitions.
Ensuring integrity in South African equestrian sport with ongoing substance testing Testing horses for banned substances is crucial for protecting equ
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