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Top Tips For Looking After Your Horse’s Hooves Your horse’s hooves are impressive things. With a relatively small surface area, their complex structure supports the weight of your horse, and often a rider, which is why they need special care. Luckily, there is plenty you can do to ensure your horse is given the best foundation for healthy hooves. There are a few top tips you can put into practice to ensure your horses hooves are in as good condi...

As a rider, you’ll know how much different equipment is needed for you and your horse. Some of it we probably don’t even need but we buy it anyway! However, one thing that’s essential for your horse’s comfort is a good quality saddle pad. So what does a saddle pad really do? Shop: The Best Women's Jodhpurs, Breeches & Riding Tights A saddle pad fits under the saddle against the horse’s skin, and has a few key uses: To cushion the saddle...

Getting a new horse is incredibly exciting. However, it doesn’t come without its complications! Introducing a new horse to an already established herd can be tricky. Read more: How To Deal With Pesky Blanket & Rug Wreckers Depending on the temperament of the horses involved, a new horse may slot right in with no problems. However, sometimes there can be a few teething problems when integrating a new horse. Here we’re going to give...

It’s winter and there’s a magical scene of frost coating the stable roof; the paddocks have a fluffy layer of snow lying across them; perhaps sections of the pasture have frozen over entirely. We have some top tips on how to keep your horse warm over winter. When faced with a frosty forecast, the first instinct for horse owners might be to barricade your horse inside the warm stable. However, as much as this sounds like the ideal defence...

Over the course of an average day of training  your horse will encounter a huge amount of strain on their legs. It’s only natural that four legs, which support between 400 - 1000 Kg, will receive their fair share of physical pressure and. In some cases, be prone to certain tendon and ligament injuries. To reduce the potential risk of tissue damage, your horse will need that extra legwear support to absorb shock and impact during exe...