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Starting a professional horse transport business involves more than buying a horsebox and holding the correct driving licence.   Depending on the vehicle you use and the journeys you offer,...

Keep your horsebox and horses safe with this practical pre-journey checklist. Find out what to check on your tyres, wheels, lights, brakes, floor, ramp and partitions, as well as how to check your pay...

Find out which MOT or annual test your horsebox needs, when HGV plating is required and how MOTs, servicing and regular safety checks differ. This guide also explains ministry plates, maintenance requ...

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...

Driver CPC is not required for every horsebox driver. This guide explains when it applies, the exemptions for private and some work-related use, and what grooms, riders, trainers, farms, studs and pro...

Preparing for your C1 or Category C tests? Find out what to expect from the HGV multiple-choice and hazard-perception tests, Part 3a reversing exercise and Part 3b on-road driving test, with practical...

Ready to get your horsebox licence? Follow the process step by step, from choosing between C1 and Category C and completing your medical to passing the theory, training and practical tests needed to g...

Not sure whether to take C1 or go straight to Category C? This guide compares the two licence categories, explains the weight limits, training considerations and future flexibility, and helps you deci...

Not sure what horsebox you can drive on your licence? Our guide explains the UK rules for 3.5 and 7.5 tonne horseboxes, C1 licences, pre-1997 driving rights and zero-emission horseboxes, so you can un...

Buying a horse from Ireland can be a brilliant option for British buyers. Irish horses have a strong reputation across the UK, especially for all-rounders, hunters, cobs, competition prospects and you...

Photos are one of the biggest factors in how quickly a horsebox or trailer sells. Buyers usually decide whether to enquire within seconds, and photos are often the first thing they judge.   ...

Selling a horsebox or trailer is very different to selling a horse. Buyers are practical, detail‑driven and usually comparing several options side by side. The good news is that Horsemart’...

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...

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 ...

Owning a horse trailer can be a significant investment, and ensuring its protection is essential. Horse Trailer Insurance and Breakdown Insurance provide critical peace of mind, safeguarding your trai...

With the sun finally having made an appearance, have the summer days caught you unprepared? If you're still missing some essential summer equipment that you haven't actually needed yet this year, it's...

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...

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 th...

If you own a horse, you’re likely to have a whole wardrobe of equipment that comes as part of the package. A saddle and bridle at the very least, plus undoubtedly some rugs for various climates,...

To run a successful and viable business, yard owners should be constantly looking to develop and evolve their businesses. With fierce competition to fill vacancies and find clients, being able to take...