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Winter is the perfect time to plan your fitness programme for your horse to ensure they are fit and ready for those early spring competitions. We asked our sponsored rider and top event rider, Anthony Clark, for tips and advice on preparing your horse for their first event of the season! Our event horses don’t…
Equine gastric ulcers are a common issue which can affect all types of horses, regardless of their age or breed. Poor performance and a change in behaviour can highlight a health issue for the most observant horse owners, but what are the types of ulcers, how do you test for horse ulcers, and how can…
We asked our talented sponsored riders for their top tip or gem of advice for horse riders of all levels. Here are five game-changing professional rider tips for better performance and success in the saddle. JUMPING WITH JOY Victoria Bax is a UKCC Level 2 British Eventing Accredited Coach and event rider and has some…
With temperatures dropping as we head into the dark winter months, we explore how cold is too cold for horses and share the lifestyle factors that can impact how well your horse copes in cooler weather. How Cold is Too Cold for a Horse Without a Blanket? When it comes to keeping horses comfortable during…
We know that horses have evolved to roam and forage, so it makes sense that our equine friends benefit from getting as much turnout time as possible. If your horse doesn’t live out 24/7, how much turnout is enough for a horse? In this blog, we discuss. Health & Wellbeing & Turnout We know that…
If you’re a horse owner, you’re probably like thousands of horse owners targeted daily by numerous horse supplement adverts on social media claiming to enhance your equine companion’s health and performance. But do these supplements deliver the promised benefits, or are they just a waste of your hard-earned money? Does my horse need a supplement?…
The summer months are always something horse owners look forward to – a welcome break from mud fever, wet conditions and the accompanying cold, dark, shorter days. However, with summer comes other challenges such as sweet itch, allergies in horses, biting horse flies and other risk factors. In this equestrian blog, we share tips for…
Ensure your field remains a haven for your horse by avoiding these 5 dangerous hazards in your horse’s Summer paddocks.
Laminitis is an excruciating and potentially debilitating condition that affects horses, ponies and donkeys, causing inflammation in the tissues that connect the hoof wall to the coffin bone. Alongside veterinary intervention and careful stable management to help prevent future laminitis attacks, many horse owners turn to holistic approaches to search for natural remedies which might…
Do horse supplements work has long been a hot topic of debate among equestrians and equine experts. Some do, plenty don’t… read here!
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