Jumping for fun with Ben Hobday
Mixing up your training regime with some unconventional exercises will strengthen you and your horse as a partnership, says eventer Ben Hobday Read Article
Make your horse more responsive
Dressage rider Lucy Cartwright shows you how to create more impulsion with four simple exercises Read Article
Banish your jumping nerves
Will you do anything to get out of jumping? Don’t worry, sometimes conquering your fears can be more simple than you think 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
Look out for laminitis
Avoid laminitis and keep your horse feeling his best this spring with a little help from Dengie 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
Keep your horse’s hooves healthy – the natural way
Find out how, by simply following nature’s lead, you could help keep your horse’s hooves in tip-top condition this spring. ... Read Article
Competition fit on a fibre-only diet?
Can you really compete your horse on a fibre-only diet? Dengie explains how a diet based on fibre could benefit his digestive health and performance Read Article
Electrolytes – what, why, how and when?
With the worst of the winter behind us, now’s the perfect time to consider whether your horse could do with ... 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
Goal setting
Setting horsey goals to achieve is fun and motivating, but sometimes outlining something you’re keen to accomplish can bring a ... Read Article
19 ways to stay motivated this winter
When it’s dark, wet and cold, spending time at the yard can feel more of an obligation than a pleasure. Here are H&R’s tips for making winter work for you 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
Choosing a livery yard
Picking the right livery yard for your horse is a balancing act that requires weighing up the costs, services, facilities and location. Decide what’s most important to you and your horse with H&R’s guide Read Article
Insuring your golden oldie
Find the perfect cover for your retiree with help from KBIS Read Article
Insuring your new horse
Are you looking to buy a new horse and aren't sure of the best way to insure him? KBIS Horse Team Manager Mike King is on hand to help Read Article
Confused by insurance?
Insurance needs to be tailored to your specific needs. Find out what cover you might need from Carriagehouse Insurance's Fiona Gordon-Clarke Read Article
