Equestrian Advice & Guides

The winter months bring with them a whole new set of ailments and increased risk of injury, as the temperature drops and we are faced with adverse weather conditions. In order for treatment to be e...

One of the major challenges that I help recreational and amateur riders with is undoubtedly hacking confidence. Hacking isn’t without real hazards, but making sure that you have decreased the risks ...

Finding a livery yard can be hard. Not only does it need to have all the facilities and services you desire, and not be too far from home, but it also needs to be affordable. It can be even harder if ...

Health and safety must be a primary consideration for all business owners, especially those that own equestrian premises. Not only do you have a duty of care to yourself and your staff, but as a busin...

I’ve heard it said many times before – horses and school are increasingly hard to balance when you approach exams and make your way closer towards the end of your educational career. It’s also s...

Our horses’ joints are put under a lot of strain on a regular basis. Every activity your horse partakes in puts excessive force on their joints, whether it be due to fast and sudden movements involv...