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Combine your passion for horses with a creative course at London’s environmental college!
Capel Manor College offers the only full-time saddlery course in Europe, where you can learn traditional skills in making handcrafted saddles, bridles, harnesses and other leather accessories.
The prestigious Worshipful Company of Cordwainers’ Diploma in Saddle, Harness and Bridle Making starts this September at our College’s Enfield Campus. This course will introduce you to the traditional and modern production methods of the saddlery industry. If you have an artistic flair, good business sense and are interested in horses and horse riding then this is the ideal course for you.
Our students go on to work in a wide range of careers that
Video Tutorial: How To Wash A Horse's Tail (Great For White Tails!)
In this video tutorial our contributor, Jess Colvin, shows us how she washes her horse Memo's tail. The method she uses is particularly good for restoring white tails to their natural white, but it's just as effective for cleaning any other coloured tails too!
In this video tutorial our contributor, Jess Colvin, shows us how she washes her horse Memo's tail. The method she uses is particularly good for restoring white tails to their natural white, but it's just as effective for cleaning any other coloured tails too!
Video Transcript;
"This tutorial is created on behalf of the Horsemart community. We hope that you find that useful.
"Hi everybody. I hope you're staying safe and well.
"Today, I'm going to show you how I clean my tails. Now, this is a step that I use to get rid of stains, specifically for white tails, but don't worry, if
Here are Horsemart’s 5 recommended fly rugs for the coming summer!
Summer is well and truly underway, and with the warmer weather, we all need to make sure our horses remain as comfortable as possible through the long hot days. On top of the basics of plenty of shade and hydration, Fly Rugs are a must-have product for this time of year!
What is a fly rug?
A fly rug is often a lightweight, mesh rug. The purpose is to give your horse protection from flies and midges.
Why use a fly rug?
For us, there is nothing worse than being uncomfortable on a scorching day and it is the same for our equine companions.
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