The proof is in the hoof
Outstanding hoof growth and hoof/foot health is but one of several benefits that feeding Aloeride aloe vera gives your horse.
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Philippa about Irish’s itch
I have ridden for 20 years and competed in a number of disciplines including: showing; eventing; show jumping; endurance; racing and hunting. Irish (also known as Nightnews) is a 10 Year old ISH by Last News out of a Carroll’s Flight mare. I’ve owned Irish for 5 years, ever since my Dad swotted a wasp…
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BETA 2014
Our BETA 2014 Aloeride aloe vera stand welcomed many horse owners who enjoyed our trial offer for the best aloe vera for horses.
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Way too much rain!!!
It is Valentine’s Day today and the Met Office predicted another ‘terrible day’ of storms. Way too much rain!!! As if we needed any more… The weather’s been horrendous and our heart goes out to all who found their property submerged in rainwater. Many horses had to be rescued and relocated and it is in…
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More shiny and less stressy
My TB x dressage horse ‘Princess’ is true to name and by nature – she hates going out in the field when its cold and miserable and loves being pampered. She likes to be admired and the first time I rode her in an arena with mirrors, she spent most of her time garping at…
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Topline and hindquarter beefing up
Our friend Julie, who lives near us, has just bought a new horse from Belgium that holds great promise but needs ‘beefing up’ a bit. Notably topline and hindquarter beefing up. Coming from a big yard, she now is one of four horses in private stables and grazing. Most attention is on her topline below…
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Solly at Chatworth
Here is my 21 years old 16:1hh part-thoroughbred and retired show jumper, and me at Chatworth. I have had Solly now for about five years, I used to hunt and enjoy unaffiliated show jumping. His weakness had always been his digestion and problems with weight maintainance, especially in winter when he needs hard/concentrated feeds. It…
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Communicating With Your Horse
Communicating with your horse. Every rider knows that when you’re nervous, your horse will pick this up and behave accordingly.
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Electrolyte Status During Exercise
Huge importance of keeping your horse(s) hydrated starts with allowing your horse to drink ad libitum and then, what can you do beyond that? What can you do and should you do prior, is what makes the difference: electrolyte status during exercise!
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Aloe vera plants in a sachet
Everything in an aloe vera plant is useful except for water and the molecules that cause diarrhoea. We grow the most nutritious species under the best possible conditions using the cleverest technology to capture the magic of aloe vera into an Aloeride sachet. Uniquely within the horse world, ours is a Soil Association certified organic feed supplement that is made to the same Quality…
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