In this issue

If you are a horse lover who enjoys keeping things more natural then this magazine is for you!

Interview with a Pro Barefoot Competitive rider
Not sure if a barefoot horse can compete at high levels? Then read our article where we interview a pro-barefoot competitive rider, to find out more.

Healthy Horse Owner - How to Have a Healthy Holiday
As a horse owner, it is important to be healthy to give your horse the optimum care they deserve. Read our Healthy Horse Owner Article in this issue to find out how you can keep your holidays as healthy as possible without spoiling the fun for yourself and others.

Horse of the Issue
In this issue as with every previous issue, we have a Horse of the Issue which always makes for a fun and entertaining read.

Breed Profile - The Lusitano
We explore the breed profile of the magnificent Lusitano in this issue. We learn about their history and find out more about Lusitanos in South Africa.

Natural Balance Dentistry
As most of us know it is important to look after our horse's teeth. Domesticating horses and the very act of riding them can take its toll on horses dental health. But did you know that there are dentists who take a more natural approach to equine dentistry? Yup, there is and you can find out more about that in this issue of Naturally Equine SA aka NESA.

Ask Fifi
This is another regular in all magazine where you the reader get to pose your question to Fifi and she answers in our magazine. You can send your questions to info@nesamagazine.co.za

Articles in this Issue:
Interview with a Pro Barefoot Competitive rider
Horse of the Issue
Healthy Horse Owner - How to Have a Healthy Holiday
Breed Profile - Lusitano
Natural Balance Dentistry
Ask Fifi

Naturally Equine SA Magazine Description:

We were inspired to start this magazine when we realized that there was a lot to say, and not enough being said about alternative topics in the equine world. Through our own discoveries and journeys as well as countless hours spent researching and interacting with alternative practitioners in the equine world, we decided to create a magazine that brings the reader new information and ideas - intended to stimulate a new way of thinking and bring about a change in perception on how the horse is viewed in our modern world.