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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,...

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...

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...

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...

Arena mirrors are becoming an increasingly popular addition to equestrian facilities across the UK - they offer riders a unique perspective that simply can’t be achieved through feel alone, maki...

I tried a full Ariat outfit to see how it actually feels across a normal day - riding, yard jobs, and everything in between.

Covalliero’s spring/summer riding outfit is designed for those in-between days where you’re doing a bit of everything, from riding to yard jobs, without wanting to keep changing. I trie...

Buying a horsebox or trailer is a big step. Once you have found the right vehicle, insurance is one of the most important things to organise before you head out on the road. It protects your vehicle, ...

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...

The new season is already taking shape. Brands have confirmed their first 2026 release windows, and the direction is clearer than it usually is this early. Rider wear, tack, and yard kit are all being...

Every year has its big wins and headline riders, but 2025 was shaped just as much by the quieter stories that travelled through yards, riding schools, and group chats. It was a year of strong performa...

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...

Choosing the right horse is never simple. Most riders start with a neat list of height, breed, age, and discipline, then end up rethinking all of it once they start looking. The past year showed the s...

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.

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-...