We are proud to be the only company to specialise in riding hoists for #disabledhorseriders.
Our aim is to give disabled and less abled riders enhanced independence and dignity when mounting. Moreover, we want to keep carers and horses safe in doing so.
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Did you know that horses can intuitively sense feelings?
Horses have developed a heightened sensitivity to potential dangers around them and even people's moods because they're a "prey animal".
Because of this, they recognise a rider's feelings and calm them through interaction
The Horseplay rider hoist has been designed to have a quiet motor not to spook the horses. And after installation, we ensure all horses are calm when the hoist is in action.
For a free demonstration, get in touch via our website - https://t.co/LoDs0tbKKP
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This week is #RheumatoidArthritisWeek - did you know that #hippotherapy has been proven to help those with RA?
The relationship with a horse can improve confidence and reduce stress; meanwhile, the rhymic movement of a horse can help alleviate stiffness and promote relaxation!
As we start to head into the winter months, it's got us thinking...
When is your favourite time to ride? In the summer or during the winter?
Let us know in the comments! π
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October is #ADHDAwarenessMonth, and the theme is Common Questions, Reliable Answers.
A question we're often asked is Can horse riding help those with #ADHD?
The rhymic stride of the horse is calming and caring for the horse can help improve a person's interaction skills
We couldn't agree more π
At Horseplay Rider Hoists, we believe that EVERYONE is entitled to enjoy this view. This is why we're proud to be the only company to specialise in riding hoists for #disabledhorseriders.
Learn more by visiting our website - https://t.co/LoDs0tbKKP
Let's test your horse knowledge with a bit of trivia!
True or false... Horses have the largest eyes of any land mammal.
Reply to let us know your answers! π