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One of Japan’s most prolific universities has explored studies that suggest regular horse riding can promote intellectual performance and enhanced academic success for young people in education....

Have you always wondered what breed of horse would be the perfect fit for you? Whether you enjoy fast-paced competitive riding, or prefer a leisurely and laidback trot in the countryside, there's a br...

  “Monitor health, detect issues, prevent anxiety”   A new product is coming out this summer and might change the game in the equine day-to-day care. Trackener is...

  As winter ends and the warmer days return, owners and horses alike look forward to getting out in the open more. Our horses will have been stabled for much of the colder months and with...

  Here at Horsemart, our team have had the pleasure of compiling a list of the hottest equestrians today. Here’s our list… Do you agree?   13) Ben Maher   ...

1) You know she’s committed … At least to her horse!     2) We won't care if you’re busy watching the footy! We will be out riding anyway.. &nbs...

Horse uses headphones to ‘get in the zone’ before competition   This video shows how show jumper Yazmin Pinchen has gone the extra step to ensuring her horse is focused on its...

    Exercise - All that horsing around keeps you fit!   Riding itself is a form of  isometric exercise, which means it uses specific muscles to stay i...

We caught up with one of the best equine hospitals in the country to talk about breeding. The team of dedicated stud vets at The Arundel Equine Hospital are made up of Ed Lyall, Paula Broadhurst,...

A Resolution For A Performing Rider   We have reached 2017, and most people's New Year’s resolutions are now in full swing. Thinking about my resolutions led me to think about h...

For Gemma Tattersall, 2016 has been a year that most event riders can only dream of; from being the highest placed British rider at Badminton Horse Trials, to her Rio selection with Quicklook V. We ca...

International Showjumper TREVOR BREEN on the Derby, family life and what the future holds for Breen Sport Horses   Trevor Breen has had a great deal of success both competing on the nationa...

Jennie Loriston-Clarke is one of Britain's leading riders and trainers at Catherston Stud. Horsemart Magazine editor Ava Pannell caught up with her about Olympic horse Dutch Gold, tips on buying young...

It's that time of the year again, where ghouls and zombies terrify locals for their favourite snacks! However we see people dressing up all the time, where's the fun in that! You know what is fun?...

As the days get longer and the sun finally starts to make an appearance, it feels like we are finally moving away from the dark days of winter! One of the things that excites me the most about keeping...

Polework is important in order to cultivate self-control, balance, focus, suppleness, elasticity, coordination and strength in both the horse and the rider. The stimulus of the pole helps the hor...

There has recently been an article in the press regarding the use of crank nosebands and whether they should be banned in competition by the FEI. Crank nosebands are very controversial as they ar...

In 2015, The British Equestrian Trade Association estimated there were 944,000 horses within the United Kingdom, of which the majority of these horses will be ridden at some point within their lives. ...

Have you ever thought that your horse drifts to one side? Is ignoring signals? Or has an uneven muscle build no matter how evenly you feel you work them? Then think of this, instead of looking purely ...

The earliest documentation of veterinary medicine dates back to 3000 BC, suggesting a person called Urlugaledinna, a resident of Mesopotamia, “was an expert in healing animals”. From there...