Discover the Dodson & Horrell Itch-Free Supplement: The Ultimate Solution for Your Horse's Skin IrritationsWelcome to another insightful product review from Just Horse Riders! Today, Aaron Englander is here to talk about a product thats been a game-changer for horses dealing with those pesky skin irritationsthe Dodson & Horrell Itch-Free Supplement. This supplement does exactly what it says on the tinkeeps your horse itch-free and happy. So, if youre tired of seeing your horse suffer from skin issues, this might just be the product for you. Explore the entire Dodson & Horrell range here.Why We Love Straightforward Product NamesI love it when products are named for exactly what they do, Aaron shares with a smile. The Dodson & Horrell Itch-Free Supplement is just thatsimple, effective, and true to its name. This supplement is specially designed to manage and soothe skin irritations in horses, making it a must-have for any horse owner who wants to keep their equine friend comfortable.Stand Out with Dodson & Horrell's Signature PackagingOne of the first things that catches the eye is the distinctive blue tub that the supplement comes in. These lovely blue tubs are going to really stand out in your tack room, says Aaron. Not only is the packaging eye-catching, but its also practical. The 1kg tub is reusable, with a resealable lid that keeps the supplement fresh for longer. Plus, you can purchase refill packs, which is a great way to reduce plastic waste and save some money. Check out the product here.Ingredients That Make a DifferenceNettle and Burdock Root: Nature's Gift for a Healthy CoatThe supplements ingredients are where the magic happens. Aaron highlights the inclusion of nettle and burdock root, which are essential for maintaining a healthy coat and skin. These natural ingredients provide the minerals needed for the formation and upkeep of your horses skin and coat, helping to reduce irritation and promote overall well-being.Chamomile: Calming and Soothing PropertiesWe all know how calming chamomile can be, and its no different for horses. This supplement includes chamomile, renowned for its soothing properties, which helps to calm irritated skin. Chamomile calms and soothes irritated skin, Aaron explains, making this supplement a gentle yet effective solution for horses with sensitive skin.Garlic Granules: Immune Support and Natural RepellentAnother key ingredient is garlic granules. Garlic is well-known for supporting the immune and circulatory systems, but did you know it also acts as a natural insect repellent? Aaron shares a personal story, noting that the garlic in this supplement not only supports his horses health but also helps repel insects. That smell will come out through your horse's skin and act as a natural repellent, he says, making it an all-in-one solution for both internal and external health.Perfect for Horses Suffering from Sweet ItchIf your horse suffers from sweet itch, you know how frustrating it can be to find a solution. Aaron mentions how this supplement has provided relief for his horse, especially during those times when the weather changes and sweet itch flares up. This personal experience adds credibility to the products effectiveness. So why not give it a try?Easy to Use with Clear Feeding GuidelinesWhen it comes to feeding your horse, simplicity is key. The Dodson & Horrell Itch-Free Supplement comes with a scoop inside, and the feeding guide couldnt be easier to follow. For ponies and smaller horses, its recommended to use 2 scoops per day, while larger horses should receive 2.5 scoops per day. Aaron adds, It does come with a scoop in here, so you dont have to worry about guessing the correct amount. Plus, with the option to buy refill packs, you can keep your horse itch-free without constantly buying new tubs.Why Choose Dodson & Horrell?Dodson & Horrell is a brand thats been trusted by horse owners for years, and for good reason. Their products are designed with the health and well-being of your horse in mind, using only the finest ingredients to ensure top-quality supplements. The Itch-Free Supplement is no exception. Whether youre dealing with seasonal skin irritations or year-round issues, this product offers a natural and effective solution.Explore the Full Dodson & Horrell RangeIf youre interested in exploring more products from Dodson & Horrell, click here to view their full range. From daily vitamins and supplements to specialized products like the Itch-Free Supplement, theres something for every horse.More Than Just Supplements: Discover Our CollectionsAt Just Horse Riders, we offer much more than just supplements. Looking for a new pair of jodhpurs? Check out our Jodhpur Collection. Need a reliable pair of riding boots? Browse through our Horse Riding Boot Collection. Dont forget the essentials like gloves and socks to complete your riding gear. And for those special treats, our Horse Treats and Gifts Collection has you covered.Keep Your Horse Comfortable All Year RoundKeeping your horse comfortable is a year-round commitment. Whether you need a stable rug for those colder nights or a turnout rug for wet weather, weve got you covered. And dont forget about fly protectioncheck out our range of fly protection products to keep those annoying insects at bay.Watch the Full Product Review Now!If youre curious to see the Dodson & Horrell Itch-Free Supplement in action, watch the full product review on our YouTube channel. Aaron provides an in-depth look at the supplement, shares his personal experiences, and answers common questions you might have. Dont miss outwatch now and see why this product could be the solution your horse needs.Conclusion: A Must-Have for Any Horse OwnerThe Dodson & Horrell Itch-Free Supplement is more than just a product; its a lifesaver for horses struggling with skin irritations. With its natural ingredients, ease of use, and proven effectiveness, its a supplement that should be in every horse owners tack room. Ready to give it a try? Buy now and help your horse live an itch-free life!

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Its difficult not to leave one Olympics hankering for the next one. Upon returning from Paris, we started to look ahead to the Los Angeles Games in 2028, which will be the third time the California city has hosted the Olympics (1932, 1984).While there is a lot of information yet to be confirmed or clarified ahead of LA28, we thought it would be a good time to summarize what we do know about whats happening four years from now.Kaylawna Smith-Cook and MB MaiBlume. Photo courtesy of Tina Fitch Photography.Equestrian Sports ARE on the Docket but Not All are 100% ConfirmedLast year, the FEI and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) confirmed that equestrian sports would be part of the program for Los Angeles. What was reiterated, however, was that the decision to host eventing would be in many ways contingent upon securing a venue that could host all three disciplines.Initially, LA28 put forward the Sepulveda Basin area, situated north of the city proper, as the potential host site for equestrian sports. Without any existing infrastructure for horses (and, notably, a cross country course), this would incur a cost to the tune of millions of dollars to build even temporary structures similar to those found in Paris. Remember, at Tokyo in 2021, much of the equestrian could take place at an existing facility, with only cross country built from the ground up in a different location. For LA, officials wanted to avoid this.What emerged is Galway Downs, located in Temecula (about an hour south of LA, in Riverside County). While the selection of Galway Downs as the host site is yet to be fully confirmed, we do know that the venue has been put on the official LA program as the likely site at this juncture. The 242-acre facility thats also a working racehorse training facility hosts competitions across disciplines, including up to CCI4*-L eventing, making it an ideal existing solution for the Olympic-sized conundrum. The venue will, of course, need to build some infrastructure to accommodate a larger stadium and a big influx of spectators, but the cost savings has been listed as upwards of $26 million.This seems to be the biggest limiting factor on the table for eventing in LA, for now at least. President De Vos clarified that Eventings place on the programme for LA28 was subject to having a single venue for all the equestrian disciplines, something he was very confident about, but that the focus on cost and venue optimisation by the IOC, along with proposed changes to the format were essential for the FEI and the future of Eventing at the Olympic Games, a press release from the FEI published after the FEI Eventing Seminar earlier this year states.But the sport as we know it may yet look quite different.A New Format on the Horizon?Boyd Martin and Fedarman B. Photo by Tilly Berendt.Another complicating factor in the road to LA is the fact that the FEI has come under pressure from the IOC to revise the format of eventing to cater more to spectators. As a result, a proposal was submitted for consideration to change the Olympic format considerably.The new format involves a short format competition that has cross country has the final phase to determine team medals. From there, a second show jumping round would be held for, presumably, the top 25 individuals on the day after cross country to award individual medals.These changes were the result of discussions between the FEI, International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS), the host broadcast organisation for the Olympic and Paralympic Games. The objective was to make Eventing more attractive to fans and new audiences, and increase the media value by capitalising on the Cross Country phase which was a unique draw for the discipline, according to the FEI.The public response to this new format has been less than favorable, with most people voicing opinions that the tradition and nature of the sport would be forever changed. Having cross country last also introduces welfare questions; would riders be encouraged to ride safely, or would there be a greater focus on speed and, therefore, a higher potential for accidents? Is it fair to ask a horse thats just run cross country to come back for a medal ceremony? What about penalty appeals, and how long they can often take to be confirmed?Its still unclear whether or not the approval of the format revisions are a contingency of eventing being chosen for the next Olympics. President De Vos quote above seems to indicate it is not, but its also important to understand that the decision-making process is often slow and not the most transparent. Its best not to make any assumptions at this point, and to await the final decisions from the FEI, which weve been told should be coming sometime in 2025.When Will We Know More?Shane Rose and Virgil. Photo by Tilly Berendt.Right now, its a waiting game. The IOC and the FEI will be diving into performance data from the Paris Olympics, factoring in broadcast and fan appeal as they formulate a plan for upcoming Olympics. Beyond Los Angeles, we dont know the future of equestrian sports in the Olympics.The FEI at this juncturetold usthat at the moment is that the FEIis encouraged by the selection of a venue for LA28 that supports all three equestrian disciplines, including eventing. We are looking forward to the IOCs confirmation of the final sports programme, competition formats, and quotas, which feels like a positive development in terms of eventings inclusion in the final program. Next year is looking like the soonest well have more information on this.Equestrian sports have also come under heavy scrutinization from a welfare lens, and while this article isnt intended to be an opinion editorial, I will put on that hat for one moment to say that its important forget the Olympics for a second to advocate for the well-being of our equine partners. Its one thing to promote positive imagery, but if the imagery that isntshared doesnt also match this underlying value, then we are doing nothing other than shooting ourselves in the foot. Welfare must be a genuine, inward-looking conversation that we all have with ourselves. It benefits us to remember that our horses do not have aspirations of winning a medal or finishing a 5*. As such, we owe it to them to hold ourselves and each other accountable for their treatment and for our ongoing education of what welfare actually means.In terms of attending LA28, tickets arent on sale yet, but you can sign up on the LA28 website here for email updates that will put you in line to be among the first to know when ticket plans are released.There will be much more information yet to come, so stay tuned for more on the next Olympics right here on EN.Resources:Equestrian Center in Temecula Proposed as Host for LA28 EquestrianLA28 Publishes Venue UpdatesFEI Eventing Seminar Press ReleaseEquestrian Sport Confirmed for LA28Revised Eventing Format Submitted for Los Angeles Olympics

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Ireland have finished an agonising second in the Nations Cup at the Dublin Horse Show for the Aga Khan Trophy. Michael Blakes team of Darragh Kenny, Mark McAuley, Denis Lynch and Cian OConnor fought bravely until the end but came up short by a solitary pole down, pipped by United States after anchor rider McLain Ward delivered a clear round under pressure on Callas to secure the victory. Great Britain, who had been seventh in the standings after round one, came through the pack to finish on the podium in third. We were a little out of luck today, said Irelands Chef dEquipe Blake. Im so proud of our lads, though. After a long year theyve done a great job. If things had been just a little different wed have won, but we were very close. Weve gone to America twice and beaten them on their home soil and I []

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The latest short video on the FEI YouTube channel focuses in on our latest Olympic champions, Michael Jung and Chipmunk, who secured Michaels historic third individual Olympic gold medal.Watch as Michael reflects on Chipmunks life at home and the accomplishment he earned in Paris on behalf of his whole team and family.