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As an equestrian photographer with over a decade’s experience, and as someone who has bought and sold numerous horses of my own, I have learnt over the years what really works when advertising horses. First impressions matter, and when scrolling through dozens of 'Horses For Sale' adverts, your images are what will make the user stop and read your advert. Using the right photos will not only maximise your potential buyers, but also help rule out time wasters.

In honour of International Women's Day, we celebrate five remarkable female equestrians from the UK who have shaped their disciplines through skill, determination, and innovation. Their influence extends beyond competition, helping to elevate industry standards and promote horse welfare. Let’s take a closer look at these inspiring women.

When selling a horse, your advert is the first impression potential buyers will get, and a well-crafted listing can mean the difference between a quick sale and months of unanswered messages. To ensure your advert stands out and reaches the right audience, you need to provide clear, relevant, and honest information in a way that captivates and informs potential buyers.

Buying your first horse is an exciting milestone, and while rewarding, owning a horse is a significant commitment, so it’s important to remember that breed alone should not be the defining factor in your decision. While certain breeds have traits that generally make them more suitable for beginners, every horse is an individual. Factors such as size, build, temperament, and existing training level all play a much bigger role in finding the right match. A horse trained in the discipline you wan...

One of the most common areas of confusion when arranging horse insurance is understanding the requirements for vettings and x-rays. To help make the process easier, we’ve caught up with the expert team at SEIB Insurance Brokers to get a comprehensive guide.

Owning a horsebox is essential for many horse owners, whether you’re travelling to shows, visiting the vet, or moving yards. However, as with any vehicle, owning and using a horsebox comes with risks. Here’s everything you need to know about horsebox insurance from the specialist team at SEIB Insurance Brokers.