Make knockdowns a thing of the past
Not every horse is born careful. However, with a few training tools, you can make him super-attentive. Showjumper Anna Power explains Read Article
Dressage to music – Prelim level
If you like the idea of riding a dressage test to music, our experts’ advice will give you all the information you need to get started Read Article
Dressage to music – novice level
Why not make dressage to music something to add to your to-do list this year? We teamed up with experts to find out what’s involved Read Article
Rain scald
Has your horse developed scabby, crusty areas of skin? It could be caused by a condition called rain scald. Vet Jenna Elliott, from Rosevean Veterinary practice, explains Read Article
Navicular
Navicular disease has caused many horse owners heartache over the years, but vets have discovered that it may not be all it seems. Vet Lucy Meehan, from Langford Vets, explains Read Article
Take good care
There’s never been a better time to brush up on your understanding of biosecurity to help keep your horse in ... Read Article
Taking the fuss out of feeding
We all want to provide our horses with the best and most suitable diet but knowing what to feed – and how much – is a nutritional minefield. Dodson & Horrell explains why using a prepared mix takes away the guesswork and gives you peace of mind Read Article
Does how you feed hay make a difference?
You’ve spent hours agonising over bucket feed and hundreds of pounds on supplements – but is your forage letting your horse down? H&R is on a mission to find out Read Article
Nine steps to better fly control this summer
Get ahead of the flies this season with Nettex Equine’s top tips Read Article
Change your perspective to improve your riding
Sometimes things don’t go as planned but the way you deal with it can make a huge difference to what happens next, says Alison Buttery Read Article
Five simple ways to improve your riding mindset
How can you get back on track when life gets on top of you? Tracey Cole shares her advice to ... Read Article
Hypnotherapy for horse riders
Are you suffering from a crisis of confidence with your horse or struggling to cope after an accident? Hypnotherapy could be the answer Read Article
Could you take on an ex-racehorse?
If you’d like to own a racehorse out of training but don’t know much about the sport, learning some of the key terminology can put you ahead of the curve Read Article
Perfect partners: the vetting
When you’re happy that you’ve met your perfect match, the next step is to think about the vetting. Equine vet Juliette Edmonds guides you through the process Read Article
Perfect partners: meeting your match
The excitement of buying a new horse is one like no other, but don’t be fooled by rose-tinted glasses. Before taking the plunge, make sure you’re fully prepared Read Article
I’m looking to buy my first horse and will be insuring him. What are the most common features in an insurance policy and what do they mean?
Aaron Glen, policy administrator at KBIS explains. Read Article
How to cope if you break down with horses
You’re driving to a show or lesson with your horse in tow then suddenly, your horsebox stops working. What do you do? Shearwater Insurance advises the best course of action in this situation Read Article
What’s the difference between prices?
Get to grips with the insurance lingo to help you set up the best policy for your horse Read Article
