Boost your horse’s fitness with interval training
Is interval training just for pros, or a useful tool for getting your own horse fit, too? Fizz Marshall breaks it down and explains how you can integrate it into your riding regime Read Article
Improve your jumping position
Developing a secure, stable jumping position will help you be more effective over fences. Here’s four common position problems and how to put them right Read Article
Five exercises to try this week
From in-hand work to athletic jumping, we’ve got five quick and easy exercises for you to try this week that you can work through with less than 30 minutes on the clock 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
Understanding equine respiratory disease
Are you keen to learn more about equine asthma syndrome and respiratory disease? Look no further than this handy guide to identifying and managing respiratory conditions 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
Supporting your veteran horse
Ever wondered if your horse’s diet is doing enough to support him through his senior years? Dodson & Horrell’s Head of Nutrition, Dr Courtney Miller, is on hand to set your mind at ease Read Article
Get more from your straw
As a wet autumn moves into a wet winter and a poor harvest sends straw prices soaring, owners who use traditional straw for their horses may be interested in a new option 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
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
How to advertise your horse
Looking to share, loan or sell your horse, but don’t know where to start? There’s a lot you can do to help find the right partner to continue his journey and make the process as smooth as possible Read Article
How to check your horse’s family tree
Ever wondered if your horse’s past contains any hidden gems? H&R has some top tips for unearthing his family tree 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
Why do I need to insure my Horse?
Are you comfortable you can afford the ££££'s to treat something as simple as a cut or as serious as an episode of colic? Liability cover is also essential, which protects you should anyone be injured or property damaged by your horse and you are at fault. Check with where you keep or ride your horse as they may insist on a certain level of liability cover. Your horse may be one of the most expensive purchases you make, but they are well worth protecting. The peace of mind of knowing you will have the financial support should the unthinkable happen is priceless 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
