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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 h...

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 ensur...

Sara Cox, Radio DJ, presenter and author will be meeting up with top eventers and their fans when she attends Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials on Saturday 21 September. No stranger to horses...

In this video, we get the full tour of some fantastic horseboxes after we saw EQ owner Candice Farmer at Hickstead. With a 3.5T, a 12T, an 18T, and a 26T on show, there was plenty to take a look at! W...

Livery yards have been around for centuries, but every year the types of services on offer are revolutionised and a huge range of different livery packages can now be found, providing housing and care...

As an independent equine nutritionist, I frequently use the phrase ‘ad lib’ myself and I’ve heard owners using the phrase in a variety of scenarios. What exactly does ad-lib mean, an...

In an ever-evolving equine industry, the role of an equine nutritionist has emerged as a pivotal figure in ensuring the health, performance, and overall well-being of horses. From elite athletes to ch...

Before domestication, horses could be considered browsers rather than grazers. They would cover large distances daily, consuming a variety of forages as they travelled. These forages would have been n...

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 unriva...

The UK has so much to offer to horse riding fans. With landscapes that range from picturesque villages set in lush valleys to wild landscapes that will challenge the most adventurous rider, Unicorn Tr...

Equine asthma, commonly known by the equine community as ‘heaves’, is a lot more common than you might think and is certainly quite debilitating for horses, let alone stressful for their o...

As horse owners, we understand the importance of maintaining clean and hygienic equipment, especially when it comes to horse rugs. Clean horse rugs are vital for promoting excellent skin and coat heal...

How to get the most out of the crazy horse:   After writing a previous article some time ago, detailing how riders can get the most out of their lazy horses, I had the time to reflect on ...

Saddles   The interaction between horse, tack and rider is complex. Research has shown that rider position and stability in the saddle are vital for good performance, which is why it&rsqu...

With so many different products on the market, it’s quite a task to whittle down the options to work out what you actually need. From Lunging aids to riding equipment to boots and saddle pads an...

Are you an overthinker? Here’s how to stop the overthinking...   In this blog, I’d like to give you two tried and tested techniques to stop overthinking, the destructive &...

Many riders know that their horses’ legs heat up during exercise, and it’s common for horses’ legs to be cooled after fast work, competitions, or an intense schooling session. How ca...

Hello again!   This week in Horse-World has been as manic as ever.    I’m due to start a new job next week with Wright & Morten Equine Clinic so I’ve bee...

With many different terms used to describe Horses, and it can be confusing for those who are new to the world of equine. In this blog post, we will clear up any confusion by discussing the correct ter...

'Is it too late to get a foal out of my 17 year-old, 15.1hh Welsh Cob? She is in good health, but I'm not sure whether she's had a foal before?'   The age of a horse is not always an issue ...