We don’t need to tell you how spectacular spring has been so far, with so much sunshine, blue skies and warm temperatures. But with the good weather comes a few …
Read more “How horses benefit from salt therapy in the summer.”
After a few weeks of mince pies, chocs, cheese boards, turkey sandwiches and perhaps a cheeky yule log or two (oh, and let’s not forget the mulled wine… sparkling wine, …
It’s that time of year again! There’s a tin of Quality Street by the kettle in the yard, mince pies and mulled wine now account for around half of our …
The longer days and light evenings of summer can be amazing for getting out and doing more with your horse, but unless you’re based on a yard with amazing facilities, …
Read more “Self-drive horsebox hire to transform your summer… and beyond!”
If you’re bringing on a young horse and you’d like to go eventing or try your hand at hunter trials, you’ll need to introduce them to cross-country for the first …
Read more “How to introduce a young horse to cross-country for the first time.”
Winter in Britain is tough for horse owners and riders. It’s the knowledge that for months on end, we’re battling with mud, dark mornings and rain, and then we might …
Read more “Top tips for surviving the winter weather with your horse!”
Here at Thorpe Farm, we have a pretty simple mission in life – to make sure that as many horses and ponies as possible can live their life to the …
Read more “Introducing our new sponsored riders – meet Molly McAllister and Ebony Roderick!”
For this month’s blog we thought it would be fun to take you behind the scenes here at Thorpe Farm Rehab & Fitness. That way, when you bring your horse …
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! And, if you’re in some areas of the country, it’s a lot like a Christmas card out there with glittering snow covering …
If you’ve read a little bit about Amy and Tommy, the husband-and-wife duo who founded Thorpe Farm Rehab and Fitness, then you’ll know their background is in running both racing …
Read more “How to boost your yard’s equine biosecurity this autumn.”