From Nags to Numbnuts by Daniel Skinner – A Review

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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Guest

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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Guest

22 October,2018

Chatting A Bit with Kylie Roddy

Since working with horses from the age of sixteen, Kylie Roddy has worked hard to achieve equestrian success within her […]

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Guest

21 October,2018

Caring for an Older Horse or Pony

Over The Hill How old is old? Some horses in their late teens and early twenties are still competing at […]

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Awards

17 October,2018

Equestrian Blogger Talent Recognised In Awards

The annual Equestrian Blogger Of The Year Awards returns with even more exciting talent representing equestrian blogging at it’s most […]

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Guest

15 October,2018

Chatting A Bit with Tara Punter

Tara Punter Equine & Rural PR is based deep in the equestrian rich countryside and is very passionate about promoting […]

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Awards

15 October,2018

Riding Through Her Award Winning Year With Roosa’s Horsey Life

It is award week here at Haynet with the finalists being announced in the Equestrian Blogger of the Year Award […]

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Guest

24 September,2018

6 Things To Consider Before Buying A Horse

Buying a horse is quite a heavy commitment, and not everyone’s ready for it. While most of us would love […]

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Guest

24 September,2018

The importance of confidence on the ground

When I remember competing as a child, my primary emotion is one of anxiety. Even now I can feel my […]

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Guest

17 September,2018

Chatting A Bit with Forces Equine

Celebrating its tenth year, Forces Equine is a not for profit organisation dedicated to supporting riders who are linked to […]

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Guest

16 September,2018

5 Safety Tips for Horseback Riding Kids

While horses are an amazing experience for kids there are also risks involved so safety has to be paramount. However, […]

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Friends

01 September,2018

Life After The Race Track by Emma Flood

My first ever post. Where do I start? I’ve wanted to share my experiences for quite some time, but I […]

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Hay Bale

01 September,2018

The Realities Of Being A First Time Horse Owner

It has been fourteen whole years that I was in horse ownership, sadly those days for me are over after losing […]

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