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Posted: 11/09/2018
A national charity is encouraging more riding schools in the West Midlands to open their doors to more disabled people. Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) has found that over half of its groups in the UK have more demand than they can meet. There are currently 37 dedicated RDA... Read More
Posted: 11/09/2018
Cleo is now fighting fit with help from Robinson Animal Healthcare When promising home-bred dressage horse, Cleo, came in from the field on three legs, owner Lara Edwards initially thought the injury wasn’t too serious. Four-year-old Cleo had been turned out with a few other horses of a similar age at Lara’s base... Read More
Posted: 10/09/2018
Wanting to develop your saddle fitting skills or looking for a new career? The Society of Master Saddlers is holding an Introductory Course in Saddle Fitting on October 22 and 23 at Moulton College in Northamptonshire. The course will look at and explain the basic principles of the Society of Master Saddlers recommended... Read More
Posted: 10/09/2018
New from Castle Horse Feeds, Castle Treats contain mixed herbs and peppermint oil, for a taste that your horse will adore. But they’re not just tasty, they’re also high in fibre, low in sugar and contain zero molasses and zero whole grains! Research has shown that feeding your horse treats can be... Read More
Posted: 10/09/2018
Whether schooling at home or riding in the competition arena, the Uvex Exxential Riding Helmet is made to perform. This stylish riding helmet is superbly finished with a soft microfiber covering and comes in a range of chic matt colours. In-mould technology combines the highest protection whilst helping the helmet to remain... Read More
Posted: 07/09/2018
The battle for medals at the FEI World Equestrian Games has never been so hot. After a Summer of spectacular competition and with an interesting British team, our riders have landed and are ready to tackle the title. A total of 1,500 horses are set to compete over the next 2... Read More
Posted: 07/09/2018
Following a long and hot summer, crops of forage have been excellent quality this harvest but the extremely dry weather means that a lower volume has been produced in the second cuts due to the lack of grass growth. This also meant we saw horses and ponies as well as other... Read More
Posted: 07/09/2018
A Leicestershire equestrian centre has secured an accreditation to a national scheme to encourage more disabled people to take up horse riding. Thanks to its Accessibility Mark accreditation, High Cross Equestrian Centre, which can be found in the heart of the Leicestershire countryside, hopes to accommodate more disabled participants after successfully... Read More
Posted: 07/09/2018
Durham-based showjumper, Annabel Shields has shown brilliant form on the national showjumping circuit this year, becoming the only showjumper to gain eight Horse of the Year Show qualifications for 2018. Annabel will join the party at Horse of the Year Show to celebrate its 70th Anniversary as it returns to the... Read More
Posted: 06/09/2018
New research at University Centre Hartpury is raising important questions about the use of the whip in equine sports. Hartpury’s Dr Jane Williams (Head of Department for Animal and Agriculture) and Linda Greening (Head of Inclusivity) are working alongside Dr David Marlin and Dr Hayley Randle to investigate whether riders are employing... Read More
Posted: 06/09/2018
The most common piece of protective equipment that riders use on their horses is some form of protection for the lower legs. Orthopaedic problems are one of the most common reasons for a vet being called to examine or treat a horse and this does not really differ between disciplines or... Read More
Posted: 06/09/2018
The British Equestrian Federation places high priority on safeguarding and expects all staff and volunteers providing riding or horse management opportunities to have an up-to-date safeguarding training certificate. Please click here to watch Ashlee Byrne, Safeguarding Officer for the British Equestrian Federation, discussing equestrian safeguarding training with the Child... Read More
Posted: 06/09/2018
Whether you own a horse simply for pleasure, for competing with as an amateur or as a professional rider where the horse represents a key element of your business, they will all, at some point, feel the effects of old age. A geriatric horse is defined as a horse over the... Read More
Posted: 05/09/2018
Aztec Diamond has introduced a striking new shade into their popular base layers for the Autumn Winter 2018 season. The Base Layer top is in this season’s hottest new trend, burgundy. Also available in a whole range of beautiful colours this stylish and functional top has been designed to be worn... Read More
Posted: 05/09/2018
Spectators at the SsangYong Blenheim Palace Horse Trials (13-16 September) will have the chance to see some equestrian heroes parading during the event. On Sunday, 16 September – which also features the cross-country for the CIC3* for eight- and nine-year-old horses and the final showjumping phase of the feature CCI3* class... Read More
Posted: 05/09/2018
If you stayed home to enjoy one of the hottest UK summers on record, why not spice up your autumn with a new horseback adventure from Ranch Rider. The tour operator is launching two exciting western stays, the Arizona Ranch & Round-up giving greenhorns a taster of the cowboy lifestyle, and... Read More
Posted: 05/09/2018
The Equestrian Index has been shortlisted in the Midlands Best Rural Creative or Media Based Business category of the Rural Business Awards 2018/19! The event, which is held annually to celebrate the rural economy and the people who create such a vibrant community, will this year see regional finals in October followed... Read More
Posted: 05/09/2018
A smart modern equestrian property positioned on the southern fringe of a popular Lincolnshire Wolds village and comprising a substantial individual detached house with interal ground floor annexe. The property offers excellent equestrian facilities. Positioned to the rear of the house is the detached Double Garage and beyond and adjacent to the... Read More
Posted: 04/09/2018
COVALLIERO, the leading equestrian fashion and lifestyle label from Germany is now available in the UK and looks set to be a huge hit. From the Albert Kerbl portfolio, Covalliero brings a fresh new approach for all those horse owners and fans wanting a stylish, good value collection and has been... Read More
Posted: 04/09/2018
THE Veredus Save The Sheep TRS range is a new line in techno sheepskin with a man-made lining fabric. Offering a host of advantages, the techno sheepskin can be easily washed and dries quickly, whereas real lambskin requires considerable and time consuming maintenance. When competing on a surface, traditionally sand can be... Read More
Posted: 04/09/2018
Whatever the time of year, whether enjoying the summer sun but dealing with the drying effects on leather or coping with the cold and wet of winter, leaving tack damp and at times muddy, good saddlery care can help it last a lifetime. The Verdus Biocare Leather care range provides the... Read More
Posted: 04/09/2018
Wet weather can be an all-year-round problem in the UK and some horse owners may feel they spend more time brushing mud of their horses than they do riding! However, thanks to Nettex, you can significantly reduce grooming time quickly and easily by using Seven Day Mud Away. Seven Day Mud Away... Read More
Posted: 03/09/2018
TRYON, NC USA The Organizing Committee of the FEI World Equestrian Games™ Tryon 2018 (WEG) has announced a partnership with Mars, Incorporated as the title sponsor of the Eventing discipline for the Games. WEG is set to be held in Tryon, North Carolina, from September 11-23 at Tryon International Equestrian... Read More
Posted: 03/09/2018
Looking for a warm, stylish boot whether out on the yard or walking the dog – the Skyline from Grub’s performance boots ticks the box perfectly. The Skyline boots maximise Grub’s unique Superdri™ lining, which is hard wearing, and wicks moisture away from the wearer’s foot, to prevent a sweaty and uncomfortable... Read More
Posted: 03/09/2018
Ireland’s Shane Breen finished a superb Hickstead season in style when claiming today’s £6,000 All England Grand Prix with the nine-year-old stallion Clyde VA. A total of 74 starters came forward for the Grand Prix, which is the feature class of this four-day national championships, with eight combinations jumping clear in... Read More
Posted: 03/09/2018
Gene therapy techniques have been used to help cure horses of lameness, a study involving experts at The University of Nottingham has shown. By injecting plasmid DNA into the torn ligaments and tendons the researchers were able to see that blood vessels developed within the tissue and the tissue grew back without... Read More
Posted: 03/09/2018
TRYON, NC, USA - September 2, 2018 - Mark Bellissimo, CEO of Tryon International Equestrian Center and the Organizing Committee of the FEI World Equestrian Games™ Tryon 2018 is proud to announce an unprecedented partnership with Helgstrand Dressage, welcoming them as the Official Discipline Sponsor of Dressage at the FEI World... Read More
Posted: 30/08/2018
Derriere Equestrian are delighted to announce Alexandra Phillips BSc (Hons), AMTRA, PGCE, has been appointed as the new Brand Manager. Alex has worked closely with the team since launch in 2014 and is perfectly placed to take Derriere Equestrian forward, with the continued successful growth of the Brand. With a wealth of... Read More
Posted: 30/08/2018
I regularly compete at show jumping and want more security in the saddle when jumping, can you offer advice on what to look for? The Society of Master Saddlers replies: The key to success whether competing at a local or international level, is making sure you have the right saddle that fits... Read More
Posted: 30/08/2018
A Swiss study has found that Hay is the most popular forage fed to horses and ponies around the world as it is cheap, readily available and palatable. The quality of hay can vary depending on where, when and how it is cut, dried and stored, but most hay will contain... Read More
Posted: 30/08/2018
FROM elegant head collars to stunning bridles, a saddle safety handle and superb saddles – the classes at the 2019 Society of Master Saddlers’ National Competition provide plenty of choice for wide ranging skills and creativity. One of the highlights in the world of saddlery and craftsmanship, the competition continues to bring... Read More
Posted: 30/08/2018
Wrap yourself up in style this season with the new Equetech Poncho & Wrap Collection. This gorgeous Equetech Reversible Snaffles Poncho gives you twice the love with its reversible design. Choose from classic navy with grey snaffle bit detail or slip into 'easy to wear' grey with navy bit design hem. Styled... Read More
Posted: 28/08/2018
Tryon, NC, USA - August 27, 2018 - The Organizing Committee of the FEI World Equestrian Games™ Tryon 2018 (WEG) is proud to announce that Monday, September 17, 2018 during the two-week event will be Community Day presented by Mars, Incorporated. Open from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m., both parking and... Read More
Posted: 28/08/2018
Equine Register Ltd is delighted to announce Shearwater Insurance Ltd as its partner for equine insurance. Equine Register sees relevant, appropriately priced insurance as key to underpinning animal welfare. Shearwater’s renowned service and support, coupled with its insurance products, fit well with Equine Register’s ethos, and this new affiliation brings the two... Read More
Posted: 28/08/2018
The Mark Davies Injured Riders Fund had their White Chausson Flash09 Camper Van (similar to this picture) REG: WA 57 FRD stolen between 9.30 pm and 10.45 pm (Saturday Night) from the A38 Travel Lodge Northbound on route to Burghley along with all their stock. Rosemary Lang Administrator and Fund Co-ordinator speaking... Read More
Posted: 24/08/2018
With Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) set to celebrate a remarkable 70 years this October at Birmingham’s NEC, Hook Norton Brewery have come on board to create a unique blend of hand crafted beer to mark the special occasion; introducing ‘Tail to Mane’. The unique blend of beer which has... Read More
Posted: 22/08/2018
Mycotoxins are certain types of mould that can occur on growing, harvested or stored cereal and forage crops. Invisible to the naked eye, these toxic chemicals are produced by some types of mould growth under certain environmental conditions. Horses are exposed to mycotoxins through contaminated feed and forage and are highly susceptible... Read More
Posted: 22/08/2018
Looking to give your paddock some TLC this autumn but haven’t got the room to move horses and ponies on to other pasture? Suregrow Fertiliser makes life easy and has been specially developed so that horses and ponies can stay in the paddock and there is no need to move them into... Read More
Posted: 21/08/2018
Arizona might be best known for its dude ranches, but Ranch Rider's latest riding holiday combines stays at some of the Grand Canyon state’s most popular guest ranches with the opportunity to saddle up on authentic cattle round-ups. Even more exciting, while most ranches brand their calves in the late spring,... Read More
Posted: 20/08/2018
Plastic granulate, derived from the recycling of cable sheathing and Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and sold as an alternative surface for equestrian centres, could place Yorkshire’s horses and riders at risk, present a pollution hazard and lead to owners falling foul of the law. This plastic granulate waste is... Read More
Posted: 20/08/2018
A national scheme to encourage more disabled people to take up horse riding has reached a golden milestone with 50 equestrian centres now holding the Accessibility Mark accreditation. The Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA), in partnership with the British Equestrian Federation (BEF), launched the revolutionary Accessibility Mark scheme to work with... Read More
Posted: 17/08/2018
It has long been recognised that SsangYong Blenheim Palace’s CIC3* class for eight- and nine-year-old horses is the most significant stepping stone to success at championship level, and the recent announcements of teams for this year’s World Equestrian Games (WEG) really underlines that. Graduates of what has become Britain’s most prestigious young... Read More
Posted: 16/08/2018
In 2017 Lisa Wild had the shocking news that her beloved 10-year-old bright bay ISH gelding, Stig was suffering from grade 4 gastric ulcers. With the help of her vet and a new diet including both Speedi-Beet and Fibre-Beet, Stig is now making excellent progress and is back to good health... Read More
Posted: 14/08/2018
When the fantastic news was announced that Sophie Wells and her horse Jorge had been confirmed as one of the four combinations to represent Great Britain at the World Equestrian Games, Robinson Animal Healthcare decided to catch up with their sponsored rider. Q. Congratulations on being selected to represent Great Britain at... Read More
Posted: 09/08/2018
West Park House is on the western slopes of the Malvern Hills, an area of outstanding natural beauty, also enjoying far reaching views over Herefordshire towards the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains. There is also direct access on foot to the Malvern Hills and for rambling, cycling and equestrian pursuits there... Read More
Posted: 08/08/2018
Star in your own Western on a discounted stay at the Colorado Cattle Company - the property featured in the 90’s hit movie 'City Slickers' - and enjoy a £503pp saving on a ten-night stay at the famous working ranch. Located in Northwest Colorado and a convenient two-hour drive/transfer from Denver,... Read More
Posted: 08/08/2018
Hot versus Cold – Big versus Small In general terms, when it’s warm it’s better to be small and when it’s cold it’s better to be large. It’s better to be a Polar bear in Winter than a small Mouse and in Summer it’s better to be a Mouse. The horse is... Read More
Posted: 08/08/2018
Mother Nature did not get it wrong when she designed the horse’s digestive system and the feed that works best with it. With equines being ‘prey animals’ their natural instinct is ‘fight or flight’ when danger real or perceived. They must be prepared to travel long distances at speed to evade... Read More
Posted: 08/08/2018
Supplies of High Fibre, Ryegrass and Timothy HorseHage will be heading out to the United States to be used by the British equestrian teams at the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games™. This prestigious competition takes place every four years and this year will be held in Tryon, North Carolina over... Read More
Posted: 08/08/2018
Moreton Morrell College is a UK and international leader in the development and delivery of equine courses. For over 40 years, the college has provided specialist equine degree programmes, designed with industry input to enhance your employability. With subjects including equine therapy, business management, sports science, horse care, coaching, equine science, horseracing... Read More
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