5 bits of advice for coping with the grief of losing your horse

News

04 October,2017

5 bits of advice for coping with the grief of losing your horse

When a horse dies, it can be as traumatic and raw for the owner as losing a best friend or […]

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Hay Bale

03 October,2017

The Bigger The Horse The Better!

Throughout the month of August, I posted through the #HorseBloggers channel a top tip every day in keeping topics flowing when it […]

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Hay Bale

03 October,2017

Living With Cancer and Horse Ownership

Imagine our stunned faces at my yard when a good friend sat down and told us she has breast cancer. […]

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News

02 October,2017

Horses Stepping Up For New Glue-On Horseshoes

A new twist on the ancient practice of shoeing horses has emerged, with a British company developing a new design […]

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Guest

01 October,2017

Keeping Cool, Calm and Collected in the Show Ring

In every sport especially in front of an audience, requires a cool head and calm exterior to perform at your […]

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Hay Bale

30 September,2017

What To Do In A Horse Riding Accident

Having recently been involved in assisting a very serious horse riding accident, it became apparent that there were certain things […]

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News

28 September,2017

Bridle fit is as important to horses as saddle fitting: Here’s why

Even though you may know that your bridle has to fit your horse properly, you may be surprised to hear […]

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Guest

28 September,2017

Safety Tips When Horse Riding On The Road

Whether you’re riding on a main road or a country lane, horses and their riders are amongst the most vulnerable […]

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Guest

25 September,2017

To Rug – Or Not….

What the hell happened to summer? One minute we were whinging about the flies and the hard ground and the […]

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20 September,2017

All Worked Up – Dealing With Sensitive Horses

I sometimes wonder whether my horse has a split personality, very sunshine and showers. Luckily the sunshine comes through most […]

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15 September,2017

A Typical Worry

Summer seems to have skipped by and autumn is knocking on the stable door. The flies will soon disappear, the […]

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Book Reviews

10 September,2017

Legend – A True Story

by Elizabeth Spencer Published by Forelock Books This beautifully produced hardback book, complete with its own bookmark is guaranteed to […]

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10 September,2017

How To Rehabilitate Your Horse After Injury

When your horse sustains an injury of any severity, it is vital to ensure they have been properly rehabilitated. Like […]

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