Ingrid Klimke about the start of work with foals

In the past, trainers often took horses to training, starting at the draw age. While the foal grew and developed, he was taught the basic rules, which subsequently greatly facilitated the start of work under the saddle. Nowadays, the majority prefers to buy three- and four-year-old horses that are already hackneyed. In this case, the buyer often has no idea what happened to this horse before the purchase, how it worked at a young age before the race. Caring for a young horse, you will learn not only how to feed and care for her, but also how to approach her training in the future. Continue reading →