Seven top tips on riding without stirrups
Do you want to add some work without stirrups to your riding routine? Get it right with H&R Read Article
Charlie Hutton’s test riding tactics
Charlie Hutton shares his advice on riding the Petplan Equine Area Festival Preliminary, Novice and Elementary tests Read Article
Get dressage test-ready with Petplan Equine
Want to polish up your dressage training with advice from a top international rider? Look no further than Petplan Equine’s ... Read Article
Is 10 years old too early to be thinking about Cushing’s?
Boehringer-Ingelheim vet Marcus Bennett MRCVS explains the importance of keeping a close eye on your horse’s performance – and what changes could mean for him Read Article
The signs of laminitis all owners need to know
The signs of laminitis all owners need to know 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
Getting to the bottom of EMS
Ever wondered if your horse might be at risk of equine metabolic syndrome? Learn all about it here and find out how you can give your horse extra support if he’s diagnosed with help from vet Stephen Ashdown Read Article
Horses and fireworks
Firework season’s rapidly approaching but what can you do to make it a happy one for your horse? The British Horse Society’s Des Payne answers your questions Read Article
Competition essentials
Whether your competition season is live or virtual, make sure you and your horse are looking your best 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
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
