Fie Wilken

Fie is a journalist at Malgré Tout Media. She also holds a bachelor’s degree in English. She writes articles for both Danish and international readers and is razor sharp on grammar. Fie knows better than anyone what it's like to deal with young horses. In her spare time, she trains her 2.5-year-old Irish cob, whom she´s had since he was a foal.
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Feeding with beet pulp pellets? Here are the advantages, disadvantages, and the myth about the pellets

Beet pulp pellets are a relatively popular feed for all types of horses. Feed consultants may disagree on whether the product is suitable for both the thrifty and hardworking horse. However, most...

Don’t have £10,000 for a new riding arena? Get a more affordable solution here

We'd all love to own a luxurious, well-drained riding arena with five different materials, ensuring we glide through our dressage programmes without a damp hoof to show for it. But such an...

Spring: When should the horse’s rug be removed?

From wearing bobble hats, gloves and overcoats, spring jackets have now been brought out and the thermometer reads well above freezing during daytime hours. It's lovely to feel the warmth, but as...

Groundwork: 8 exercises you can easily and affordably do with your horse

It sounds so "romantic" when professional horse trainers talk about groundwork and show their work with horses that lie down on command, rear on command, can sit on their hindquarters, and follow...

Para-rider Cecilia Rosell“If I Don´t Ride My Horse, I End Up In A Wheelchair within 14 Days”

What does it mean to be a para-rider? What kind of life can you have with horses, when it is difficult to even have a normal everyday life? And how much do...

Children’s equine therapy: “I Trust You, Comet”

Difficulties concentrating, different mental and physical diagnoses, restlessness, and anxiety. These are just a few of the challenges, the children, who participate in equine therapy, are facing. Vibeke Haarbye-Pedersen, a trained equine...

Scientists: Horses and humans have a special bond

Horses are flight and pack animals driven by instincts which they use basically to survive. It is often this biologist perspective around horses, but scientists have now investigated whether horses and humans establish a special bond. Quite...

Training: How to find the correct length of your stirrups

Are you in doubt whether your stirrups have the correct length. In this article you will have an easy way to find out if your stirrups fits.

Fie Wilken

Fie is a journalist at Malgré Tout Media. She also holds a bachelor’s degree in English. She writes articles for both Danish and international readers and is razor sharp on grammar. Fie knows better than anyone what it's like to deal with young horses. In her spare time, she trains her 2.5-year-old Irish cob, whom she´s had since he was a foal.
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