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Searching for the perfect Christmas gift for the horse enthusiast in your life? Look no further! Our comprehensive Equestrian Christmas Gift Guide is here to help you sleigh the holiday season with thoughtful and practical presents for horse lovers of all levels. From innovative stable tools to riding essentials and delightful accessories, discover a curated selection sure to gallop into the hearts of riders and their equine companions. Embrace the spirit of giving with our handpicked collection...

The world of equestrian sports is galloping towards an exciting future as the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has officially confirmed the inclusion of dressage, show jumping, and eventing in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. These equestrian disciplines have also been given the green light for the 2024 Paris Olympics, setting the stage for a thrilling showcase of horsemanship and athleticism. In this article, we'll delve into the rich history of equestrian events at the Olympics and high...

In a proactive move to bolster community policing in the rural areas of Dorset, the local police have unveiled a new and innovative weapon – volunteers on horseback. These Rural Mounted Volunteers are set to play a crucial role in gathering essential information, increasing community engagement, and providing an additional layer of intelligence to the Dorset Police. While they may not have the power of arrest or detainment, they bring invaluable horse-riding expertise and extensive local k...

As sustainability becomes a more significant part of our daily lives, it’s essential to consider our hobbies and interests' environmental impact. As equestrians, we need to consider the role our horses play, particularly when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions. That's why the development of the Hoofprint Calculator by the Wageningen University & Research (WUR) in partnership with the Equestrian Employers Association (EEF) could be a game-changer for equestrians. In this blog ...

Equine Grass Sickness (EGS) is a serious and deadly condition that affects horses, with more than 80% of cases being fatal. The condition affects the digestive and nervous system, and unfortunately, there is no cure or treatment available today. However, Gillian Green, a Research Assistant in the Environmental and Biochemical Sciences Soils lab at The James Hutton Institute, plus support from her sister Emily, have recently joined hands in hopes to help find a cure for this devastating disease. ...

Buying a horse for a beginner is a thrilling, yet scary, venture. The buzz of buying yours or maybe your child’s first horse or pony and finally taking the step you’ve dreamed of is unrivalled. However, the responsibility and pressure that comes with this is huge and the first equine partner a rider has will shape the rest of their journey. The right animal will probably mean you’re hooked forever and create the best memories to look back on, so to avoid the dream becoming a nightmare, tak...