Something To Chew Over: The Signs Of A Bad Hay Bale

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26 June,2019

Something To Chew Over: The Signs Of A Bad Hay Bale

Hay (forage) makes up the majority of your horse feed and finding bales of hay that are not only high […]

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News

11 June,2019

Win an Azar Quilted Gilet from the Carl Hester Collection

To celebrate the launch of the new Carl Hester Collection by Equisafety at the Equerry Bolesworth International Horse Show this […]

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News

06 December,2018

‘Better – Not More Education’ at the 2019 International Eventing Forum!

The annual International Eventing Forum has become an essential date in the calendar of riders of all levels of skill […]

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Hay Bale

05 December,2018

Should We Be Blogging Solely Through A Social Network?

Podcast #16 by Sam Hobden Blogging through a social network, especially Facebook is on the rise. But can writing content […]

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03 December,2018

Chatting A Bit with Emma Weekes

When Emma Weekes decided to set up her own catering business, she knew that she wanted to make the countryside […]

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News

28 November,2018

Little Alf’s Eighth Book Gets Published

Sold out before it hit the shelves… Yorkshire Dales author Hannah Russell has penned another book about 28 inches high […]

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26 November,2018

Chatting A Bit with Steph Croxford

Grand Prix Dressage Rider, Steph Croxford only started riding at age of twenty four after a very bumpy start… After her […]

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19 November,2018

Chatting A Bit with Jack Sheffield

Growing up on a farm in East Sussex, Jack Sheffield has farmed in various UK counties and Australia. In 2017 […]

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Book Reviews

08 November,2018

From Nags to Numbnuts by Daniel Skinner – A Review

by Samantha Hobden I think I am an ideal candidate to review this book. Why I hear you ask? Because […]

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News

07 November,2018

Stacey Moore’s ‘Every Horse Remembered’ artwork raises £1200, for working horse and donkey charity Brooke

Last Friday saw two talented animal-loving entrepreneurs join forces to raise funds for Brooke’s ‘Every Horse Remembered’ campaign marking 100-years […]

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04 November,2018

6 Reasons you need to vaccinate your horse

Do you vaccinate your horse? Statistics on how many people vaccinate their horses is quite limited, and it is estimated […]

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04 November,2018

Chatting A Bit with Horseshoe Hearts

Deep in the rural Hertfordshire countryside, farrier and artist team Barry and Faye from Horseshoe Hearts run their hand forged […]

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Book Reviews

31 October,2018

Gallop by Sue Lyon-Heap

Just after she completed her memoir Gallop, author Sue Lyon-Heap asked former BBC Equestrian Commentator Mike Tucker, if he would […]

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