One of the most overlooked aspects of horse welfare is movement. In natural conditions, horses may travel many miles each day as they graze, socialise and explore their environment. Continuous low-level movement supports healthy joints, circulation, digestion and overall wellbeing. At Caplor, we believe horses benefit from being able to choose how they spend their day. Whether grazing alongside friends, seeking shelter, resting, exploring or simply standing together, these choices contribute...

A holistic approach to horse care means considering the whole horse rather than focusing solely on isolated aspects of management. Physical health, nutrition, mental wellbeing, social interaction and environment are all interconnected. A horse that feels safe, has access to appropriate forage, enjoys companionship and can move freely throughout the day is often better equipped to maintain a healthy weight, support digestive function and cope with life’s stresses. This is particularly...

Why Herd dynamics matter