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Selling a saddle online can be straightforward if your advert gives buyers the information they need.   A clean saddle, clear photographs, an accurate description and a sensible asking pric...

Whether you're jumping at home, heading out cross-country or competing regularly, the right saddle needs to work for both you and your horse.   Jumping saddles are designed to accommodate t...

Regularly cleaning your saddle helps keep it looking its best, but it also gives you a useful opportunity to check for wear, damage or anything else that may need attention.   Whether you'v...

A saddle that fitted your horse perfectly when you bought it won't necessarily fit them forever.   Changes in weight, fitness, muscle development, age and workload can all alter your horse'...

Buying a second-hand saddle can be a great way to find a quality saddle for less, with plenty of used GP, dressage, jumping and other saddles available from private sellers and equestrian businesses. ...

From everyday hacking to dressage and showjumping, different types of horse saddles are designed to support different riding positions and disciplines.   Choosing the right saddle isn't sim...

Not sure what size horsebox you need? This guide explains payload, MAM and axle weights, how to calculate what your horsebox can legally carry, and what to consider when choosing between 3.5t, 4.5t, 7...

For my first western riding lesson at Wildwoods Riding Centre, Ariat supplied a full western outfit including a shirt, jeans, belt and boots.   As someone who spends most of their time...

Western riding is becoming more visible in the UK, but many riders still aren't entirely sure what it involves.   For some, it's associated with cowboy films, ranches and rodeos. For others...

Competition wear in summer is always a bit of a balance. You want something that looks smart enough for the ring, but still feels comfortable once you’re actually riding and spending a full day ...

You’ve advertised your horse and someone wants to view. That’s the first hurdle cleared. What happens next often decides whether the sale moves forward or quietly stalls.   Buye...

Riders are heading into 2026 with a sharper sense of what matters to them - not just in the saddle, but across their whole routine. Time, comfort, clarity, and value are shaping decisions more than no...

Riders are loyal to their favourite brands, but every year certain bits of kit take over schooling sessions, hacking groups, and yard chat. 2025 had a clear pattern, and practicality won. Anything tha...

If you’re shopping for a horse-lover this Christmas, you’ll know that equestrians can be… let’s say “selective” about their kit. Whether you’re buying for a ...

Black Friday can be a bit of a minefield - loads of deals, but not all of them genuinely useful when you’re knee-deep in mud trying to tack up a fidgety horse in the dark. So here are five eques...

When autumn and winter roll in, riding clothes have to do more than just look good. They need to keep you warm, dry, and comfortable through long yard days, without getting in the way in the saddle.

This guide covers what horseball actually is, how to get started in the UK, what your first session looks like, and what you need to play.

When it comes to equestrian winter wear, value isn’t just about price tags; it’s about how far your money goes in real life. The best gear works through every muddy morning, wet schooling ...

Autumn and winter yard days demand gear that works as hard as you do - warmth, waterproofing, flexibility, and comfort are non-negotiable. Each of these four brands brings a unique approach to winter-...

When autumn and winter roll in, equestrian clothing has to work double duty, keeping us warm, dry, and comfortable without compromising on style. This season, we put four leading brands, Shires Aubrio...