Five creative pole work exercises
Looking for a polework exercise to really get your horse thinking? Check out this exciting layout – its benefits definitely outweigh the set-up time Read Article
Get better connected with Tina Cook
Is your horse lacking connection in his schooling? Tina Cook helps you get him engaged and going better than ever Read Article
Make your horse more adjustable showjumping with Tina Cook
Success in the showjumping ring requires an easily adjustable horse. Tina Cook shares her simple exercises to create this quality 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
Preventing injury
What causes injury and how can you avoid it? In an excerpt from Sport Horse Soundness and Performance, Dr Cecelia Lonnell investigates Read Article
Worming made easy
An effective worming strategy is easy to put together, and will help keep your horse healthy and happy all-year-round Read Article
Make a difference
Want to make a positive difference to the environment but not sure how to go about it? Look no further. Here’s our quick guide to how you can help the world around you from the comfort of your own yard Read Article
The dangers of dehydration
Dehydration is something that horse owners are most likely to worry about during prolonged hot weather, or when intense exercise makes their horse visibly sweaty. 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
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
Control your nerves
Human Performance Coach, John Haime, explains how to control your nerves and boost your confidence Read Article
What to look for when buying a horse
If you’re looking to buy a new horse, finding the perfect partner is essential. Vet Laura Quiney, from the Animal Health Trust, explains how to make sure he’s fit for the job Read Article
Sharing a horse
Owning a horse can be a dream come true, but what happens when you’re short on time? And what if it’s simply not practical to have your own horse? Sharing can be a great solution, provided you get it right – Horse&Rider shows you how Read Article
Create the perfect partnership with your new horse
The key to making things work with a new horse is to take it slowly and get to know each other well 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
Make sense of insurance excess
The excess you choose depends on your budget and why you are buying insurance, says Guy Prest of KBIS British Equestrian Insurance Read Article
