When you hear the word “gallops”, do you picture sleek, fit racehorses flying up an all-weather gallop or high-level event riders using them to build horses’ fitness ahead of their …
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How do you feel after the Christmas holidays? Do you love the family gatherings and socialising, glittering lights, decorations and traditions and are sad to wave goodbye to it all …
The long, cold and damp months of winter have a way of making even the keenest horse owner lose a bit of enthusiasm. Short days, wet fields, frozen ground and …
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The golden light, crisp mornings and colourful leaves (and waving goodbye to flies) all make autumn a favourite season for many of us. For horse owners, it also signals shorter …
The longer days, busy competition calendar and better weather make summer the busiest time of year for lots of our customers, and riders based all over the UK. Whether you’re …
Read more “How to help keep your horse sound all summer long.”
Whether you’ve already made your seasonal debut, your first entry is circled in red in the diary or you’re waiting for the summer to roll around, we know you’ll probably …
Read more “How to use the water treadmill during competition season.”
With the 2025 eventing season kicking off this weekend, most event horses who will be out competing in March are already fit, schooled and raring to go. For equines who …
Read more “Top tips for keeping horses healthy and injury-free this eventing season.”
To quote a popular TV show from a few years back, ‘winter is coming’ and we all know that will make life tougher for most horse owners. From the dark …
Read more “How to use the water treadmill, gallops and salt therapy in winter.”
We’ve waved goodbye to summer; autumn is flying by and the countryside is already very wet… At this point, after just so much rain, we’re not sure if it’s worth …
Read more “10 ways to keep you and your horse motivated in winter.”
The old saying among horsemen and women of ‘no foot, no horse’ is certainly true. Many horse owners will know the pain of trying to get their four-legged friend’s hooves …