Featured Equestrian Property June 2020

Posted: 11/06/2020

Nr. Louth Lincolnshire £350,000 3.4 Acres Positioned in the rural, coastal area of Lincolnshire, this detached family home comprises a 4-bedroom house with an attached range of stables, garage, stores and formal gardens together with grass paddocks at the rear. The Stable Block and Stores are accessed through a wide stable door into a... Read More

New distancing alert for the workplace and equestrian stores

Posted: 11/06/2020

A state-of-the-art device to keep people safe in the workplace – and equestrian retail stores – has been launched. Intelligent Sport Technologies (IST), formed by bitting specialist Neue Schule and equestrian performance products manufacturer Stride Innovations, has developed the Taicer Alert, which is designed to support effective social distancing and deliver... Read More

Winning horsey photos set to bag BETA prizes

Posted: 11/06/2020

The British Equestrian Trade Association Calendar Competition is back and the hunt is now on for 12 of the very best horsey-themed photos to grace the 2021 BETA calendar. Images will be selected to represent each month, with the one judged Best in Show winning the entrant a fabulous luxury gift... Read More

Scrumptious - Equerry Minty Treats

Posted: 10/06/2020

Equerry Minty Treats make the perfect reward for your horse or pony and have a lovely spearmint flavour. These delicious healthy treats come in a 20kg size – ideal for larger yards or sharing! A healthy treat option, Minty Treats are fibre-based nuggets, low in sugar and are ‘Non-Heating’ and cereal-grain-free so they... Read More

Reducing the Respiratory Challenge with Horsehage

Posted: 10/06/2020

Over the past few decades, we have become more aware of respiratory disease in horses and the need to pay close attention to the environment as well as the horse’s diet, in order to reduce the level of exposure to the disease-causing agents. If the horse is suffering from a viral or... Read More

Take The Cool Option

Posted: 10/06/2020

TopSpec Cool Balancer is designed for horses and ponies that need extra topline and condition and that are in light to medium work. Cool Balancer is a ‘Non-Heating,’ cereal-grain-free formula; with low levels of sugar and starch, plus good quality protein to promote topline. It provides a very palatable, safe and effective way... Read More

Why I should keep my equine insurance cover during lockdown

Posted: 10/06/2020

Most horse owners have been - and continue to - pay strict attention to the British Horse Society guidelines which now state that: “horse riding and carriage driving can now resume” along with hacking which can “be with members of your household, or with up to, but no more than 5... Read More

Importance of water for your horse this summer.

Posted: 10/06/2020

How much water will my horse drink a day? An average 500kg (approximately 15hh) horse drinks around 30-50 litres of clean fresh water per day. This amount may be higher in hot weather (because the horse will sweat more and use up water reserves in the body) and if working... Read More

New study highlights benefits of straw feeding in winter

Posted: 10/06/2020

Redwings Horse Sanctuary and veterinary researchers at the University of Edinburgh have published a new study which could help owners manage their horses’ weight in winter and reduce their risk of laminitis. The study, printed in leading veterinary journal, The Veterinary Record, details the results of a trial undertaken at the Sanctuary,... Read More

Saddle Trader Launch Date Creeps Closer...

Posted: 10/06/2020

The much anticipated launch of Saddle Trader - the online platform to buy and sell both new and used saddles is nearly here. The online marketplace will be available to view at the beginning of July, allowing users to browse through various categories of saddles from Side Saddle, to Polo and even... Read More

Moreton Morrell College at 70

Posted: 10/06/2020

Moreton Morrell College, which is part of WCG (formerly Warwickshire College Group), is a UK and International leader in the development and delivery of equine courses. This month, the College reaches its momentous 70th anniversary and to celebrate, the college is asking everyone to share their fondest memories of their time... Read More

Bonanza for Eventing fans on Horse & Country

Posted: 09/06/2020

Fingers crossed, it looks as though eventing could be starting up again in the not too distant future. To whet your appetite for the return of live competition, Horse & Country has a wealth of new programmes featuring some of the very top names in the sport, as well as extensive... Read More

Common bitting problems - Q & A with Abbey England

Posted: 08/06/2020

Bitting experts, Abbey England, make thousands of bits in their UK foundry every year. Designed and produced by highly skilled craftsmen, every bit is individually handmade and can be customised to suit your requirements. The possibilities are endless, even for traditional bits, as they can be lightweight, normal weight or made with... Read More

Parasitic disease in donkeys is detected in the UK for first time

Posted: 08/06/2020

A chronic and debilitating parasitic equine disease which causes mysterious lesions in the eyes, and skin lumps, has been found in donkeys in the UK for the first time. The findings of the study, which was carried out by experts from the University of Nottingham and the Donkey Sanctuary, are published... Read More

The BHS issues warning to public to stop feeding horses

Posted: 08/06/2020

#BeHorseAware The British Horse Society (BHS) is issuing a warning to members of the public to not feed any horses they may encounter whilst out and about. With more people taking to the countryside during the COVID-19 pandemic, the BHS has been made aware of instances where horses have been seriously injured,... Read More

Dressage Saddles Discussed

Posted: 08/06/2020

For dressage to appear effortless and elegant horse and rider must perform in perfect harmony. Here the Society of Master Saddlers discuss dressage saddles and the importance they play for rider position and in the competition arena. In the sport of dressage horse and rider are required to achieve... Read More

What kind of flocking for my saddle?

Posted: 08/06/2020

Twice president of the Society Master Saddlers, Lecturer / Assessor on Saddle fitting courses and Master Saddler Laurence Pearman answers a question on flocking. I’ve heard that saddles can be filled with different kinds of flock. What are the benefits of each type of flocking? There are mainly two types... Read More

Harley Makes Jane Smile

Posted: 04/06/2020

Bought as a gangly two-year-old magnificent Harley, owned by Jane Titley-Perrin has gone from strength to strength and she is now enjoying the fruits of her hard work. Standing 16.3hh the coloured, Warmblood x Thoroughbred is now four and Jane is busy educating and producing him. Photo: Jane Titley-Perrin and... Read More

Zara Tindall checks in with H&C

Posted: 02/06/2020

The latest episode of H&C’s lockdown series, The Check In, features Olympian, former World Champion, and all-round eventing superstar Zara Tindall in conversation with Jenny Rudall. Zara talks about how she’s coping with lockdown life and adapting to the changes in routine for both her team and her family. Zara reflects... Read More

Reduce Your Plastic Use with TurmerAid™ Refill Sacks

Posted: 02/06/2020

The Golden Paste Company is encouraging regular TurmerAid™ users to consider purchasing their 15kg sacks to help reduce plastic use as part of their on-going commitment to the environment. The sacks are also excellent value for money and customers will make a saving of over £20 when purchasing a 15kg sack... Read More

Watching the weight through summer

Posted: 01/06/2020

It has been a difficult spring for everyone, with horse owners and yard managers needing to adapt to the unprecedented circumstances that Covid-19 forced upon us. Advice on watching the weight of horses and ponies has never been more relevant, and presented such a challenge, to so many. The good news is... Read More

HorseHage & Mollichaff Recyclable Packaging

Posted: 01/06/2020

We’re all very aware of the problems caused by single-use plastic which is taking up vast areas of landfill as well as blighting our countryside, rivers and seas and causing problems for fish and other wildlife. All the packaging on HorseHage and Mollichaff products, including the sample bags, is recyclable at participating... Read More

Online First Aid Course that Bursts the Bubble on Common Myths

Posted: 28/05/2020

Knowledge is power when it comes to first aid and whether you are new to horse ownership or you are looking to refresh your skills, attending an equine specific first aid course is a good idea for anyone caring for a horse. With lots of well-meaning advice available online and on social... Read More

BHS Safety Warning

Posted: 28/05/2020

The British Horse Society issues safety warning to riders as vehicle and cycle activity starts to increase Following the gradual easing of the lockdown restrictions, The British Horse Society (BHS) is issuing a safety warning to equestrians to be mindful of the steadily increasing traffic and cycle activity on both the roads... Read More

A Helping Hand for Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre

Posted: 28/05/2020

Based in Northumberland, Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre is the only Rare Breed Approved Conservation Centre in the country dedicated to heavy horses. The organisation is solely ran as a not-for-profit organisation and all activities are carried out to raise funds for the running and development of the site. Photo: Primrose and Wallace.... Read More

At-home massage techniques for your horse

Posted: 27/05/2020

At-home equine massage techniques to ease stiffness and discomfort in your horse’s back and pelvic region Now that the lockdown restrictions are beginning to be eased, what are you hoping to do with your horse? Perhaps it’s time to bring them back into work after a little holiday or, if you’ve kept... Read More

Horse & Country Keep Spirits Up in the Equestrian World

Posted: 21/05/2020

With competitions on hold or cancelled, and the equestrian world in lock-down we talk to Horse & Country Chairman and CEO, Heather Killen about how the platform is keeping viewers entertained with more time on their hands. 1, We have all had to make some difficult decisions on how to keep running... Read More

Master Saddlers' Q&A

Posted: 21/05/2020

In this issue Society of Master Saddlers’ Registered Master Saddle Fitter, Helen Reader, answers a frequently asked question on saddle fitting. Question My horse has changed shape since coming back into work and I’m worried his saddle isn’t fitting him as well as it used to. What are some areas to consider when... Read More

British Horse Feeds Supports Vauxhall City Farm

Posted: 18/05/2020

With COVID-19 causing enormous uncertainty across the UK, charities have been hit hard with many struggling to survive. Vauxhall City Farm, known for bringing a little piece of the countryside to the heart of London, relies on public’s donations and fundraising initiatives. Monica Tyler, Chief Executive of Vauxhall City Farm said: “Understandably donations... Read More

Tara Punter PR Superstar Virtual Workshop

Posted: 15/05/2020

The very first Tara Punter PR Superstar Virtual Workshop is just one week away and spaces are selling quickly! Taking place on Thursday the 21st and Friday the 22nd of May, this limited-availability workshop (all taking place online, of course!) consists of 6 different 1-hour sessions, all geared around helping business... Read More

Blue Chip Home School Challenge Winners

Posted: 14/05/2020

Home School Challenge winners chosen as Blue Chip collaborate with easibed for challenge 8 Elizabeth Edwards was the lucky winner of Blue Chip’s Home School Challenge 5 (moving away from the rider’s leg over a pole). Elizabeth chose Joint RLF, Blue Chip’s liquid joint supplement as her prize, which is packed full... Read More

The Neigh Collection from Hooves & Love

Posted: 13/05/2020

Equestrian gifting company Hooves & Love is excited to launch a brand-new trio of gift boxes for summer 2020, The Neigh Collection! At the heart of the Neigh Collection is a brilliant sweater design featuring a fun equestrian take on the classic line from Jerry Maguire – “you had me at... Read More

WOW Masks - making PPE a priority!

Posted: 12/05/2020

WOW Masks is a small, family-run business based in the Kent countryside, just outside Canterbury. Their core business is saddle-making, producing innovative and bespoke saddles using beautiful leathers and materials. The entire business is based on applying modern product design, engineering and materials to address the challenges of creating saddles... Read More

Q & A with Event Rider Louisa Milne Home

Posted: 12/05/2020

Louisa Milne Home is one of Scotland’s top event riders, having competed at the highest level, including Badminton and Burghley with King Eider. As King Eider hangs up his eventing colours, Louisa is concentrating on her string of promising youngsters. Here we catch up with the Robinson Animal Healthcare sponsored rider. Q.... Read More

Patrick predicts future champions....

Posted: 12/05/2020

Student Patrick launches business to identify future champion racehorses Hartpury University international student Patrick Duncan has launched an exciting new venture that uses algorithms to predict which racehorses could be champions of the future. Patrick’s enterprise,Bio-Cal Thoroughbreds, produces a Biomechanical Analysis Report to provide bloodstock agents, trainers and owners with a scientific... Read More

Feeding the Good-Doer

Posted: 11/05/2020

TopSpec Lite Feed Balancer is designed for horses and ponies that are good-doers. It is ideal for horses that are overweight when fed as part of a calorie-controlled diet. These are the horses and ponies for whom every single calorie counts. Lite Feed Balancer is a ‘Non-Heating’, cereal-grain-free formula; with low... Read More

Colourful new slogan tops from Stitched Equestrian

Posted: 08/05/2020

Cotswold-based equestrian embroidering and clothing business Stitched Equestrian bring a little light-hearted humour to lockdown living with the launch of their Socially Distant Collection of slogan tops. Perfect for people who love to find the humour and light in everyday situations, or perhaps as a gift for someone who made antisocial... Read More

Could your horse be the key to securing planning permission?

Posted: 07/05/2020

At Reeve Brown we are regularly approached by equestrian businesses and private owners who are seeking advice on the prospects of gaining planning permission in rural and previously undeveloped locations for stables, barns and menages. However surprisingly few people appear to be aware that equestrian development such as this also significantly... Read More

Insurance for equestrian business in uncertain times

Posted: 07/05/2020

As equestrian businesses around the country start to feel the effects of the global COVID-19 crisis Shearwater Insurance have realised that many businesses are entering ‘survival mode’ and many freelance workers are starting to feel the pinch. Instructors & Riders For those instructors and coaches who are looking for reassurance if they return... Read More

Is your horse taking a break due to COVID-19?

Posted: 07/05/2020

You can support your horse during this downtime by providing them with a detox. In these uncertain times and with all equestrian events cancelled, horses are being turned out to the field for a much-deserved break or workload has been reduced. Whilst it is much easier to look at the negatives... Read More

Charlotte Dujardin checks in with H&C

Posted: 07/05/2020

The latest episode of H&C’s lockdown series, The Check In, features dressage superstar and triple Olympic gold medallist Charlotte Dujardin in conversation with Jenny Rudall. Charlotte talks about how the team and horses are coping with lockdown life and the impact of the postponement of the 2020 Olympics. Charlotte shares fond... Read More

Equestrian Property for Sale May 2020

Posted: 07/05/2020

Usk, Monmouthshire : £1,800,000 An outstanding EQUESTRIAN PROPERTY with five bedroomed house located in the rolling Monmouthshire countryside. The property includes professional standard equestrian facilities all set within 50 acres of land together with an extensive range of outbuildings and a 25m x 54m all-weather floodlit outdoor arena. There is excellent hacking... Read More

Spring Steam

Posted: 07/05/2020

Grass laminitis typically occurs in the spring when the early flush of grass produces a highly nutritious feed, rich in water soluble carbohydrates (sugars). Horses are not designed to consume such rich feed and so restricting the time at pasture or using a grazing muzzle is essential if intakes are to... Read More

Can Coronavirus Be Carried On Boots?

Posted: 07/05/2020

Each day new information is released, and more questions asked, How can I further protect myself against spreading Covid-19? These questions are asked with good reason. With the hands and face being the first call of concern, is it time to start worrying about our feet? It is important during this time... Read More

Equerry Cool Mash – Low Energy Feed

Posted: 07/05/2020

Equerry Cool Mash is an efficient quick-soaking mash for horses that need a low energy feed. Designed for horses and ponies in light to medium work Equerry Cool Mash is cereal-grain-free. It has low levels of starch and benefits from a ‘Non-Heating’ formula. Equerry Cool Mash contains highly digestible fibre sources including sugar... Read More

Maurice Emtage – A Life in Saddlery

Posted: 07/05/2020

In this issue we talk to Maurice Emtage about his busy life as a Master Saddler and SMS Qualified Saddle Fitter. Well known for running Colne Saddley, one of the largest equestrian retailers in South West England, Maurice is also a Master Saddler, SMS Registered Qualified Saddle Fitter and former... Read More

Three Decades of Trust in Animalintex®

Posted: 07/05/2020

Sue Goddard’s horse, William, is prone to abscesses due to flat feet and very thin soles. 19-year-old William has been a part of Sue’s family for the past 12 years and although a little arthritic, the pair enjoy a gentler pace of life – happy hacking and occasionally competing in in-hand arena... Read More

Jumping Saddles and What to Look For!

Posted: 06/05/2020

In this issue the Society of Master Saddlers provide advice on what to look for in a jumping saddle when it comes to fit and security For show jumpers and event riders whether competing at grass roots level or aiming for one of the major Grand Prix competitions around the world security... Read More

Competitions Galore to raise money for the NHS Charities in May!

Posted: 06/05/2020

Nurse launches nationwide equestrian business during lockdown to raise money for the NHS. Equestrian Giveaways was scheduled to launch in August 2020 but Beatrice Vaughan and her partner Ben Hodson decided to bring the launch date forward and refocus the business entirely on raising funds for the NHS Charities Together Campaign. Beatrice,... Read More

Abbey England tackles some common bitting problems

Posted: 05/05/2020

Bitting experts, Abbey England, make thousands of bits in their UK foundry every year. Designed and produced by highly skilled craftsmen, every bit is individually handmade and can be customised to suit your requirements. The possibilities are endless, even for traditional bits, as they can be lightweight, normal weight or made with... Read More

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