In part 2 Yasmin Stuart joins Matthew Jackson and Mark Johnson as we dive into a condition termed "High / Low", a basic term relating to when we are presented with a horse who typically has one flat low front foot while the other one can be quite upright or even "boxy" in appearance.

Needless to say, we are talking whole horse so inevitably our conversation widens and morphs as we go, with a few lightbulb moments along the way.

If you'd like to engage with Yasmin, her website can be found via the link below.

https://www.yasminstuartequinephysio.com/

Yasmin Stuart is a qualified equine physiotherapist with what I think is fair to say, a fairly unique approach which truly encompasses the whole horse, physically of course but especially emotionally too.

Yasmin is passionate about the way horses are kept in domestication, the demands we place upon them and their ability to either adapt or not as the case may be, so rather than write a book here, lets dive into a diverse conversation that Matthew and Mark couldn’t have enjoyed more!

https://www.yasminstuartequinephysio.com/

When a horse is very reactive to having shoes nailed on, especially when it is quiet and compliant for all the rest of the tasks involved in shoeing, doesn't that beg the question WHY? And if glueing a shoe on instead is a much gentler process and leaves the horse passive and calm, that becomes a conversation.

So come and join us and as always, our conversation snakes its way through this challenging topic.

And if you can spare us just a bit less than an hour we'd love to have you along! So pull up a chair or keep your eyes on the road and we hope you enjoy!