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Mud Fever (Post)
As the January chill sets in, it's time to wrap up warm, sip on hot chocolate, and, of course, pamper our four-legged friends with some extra TLC. But as we welcome the new year, there's one pesky pro
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Spring into Wellness and Boost Your Horse’s Health this Spring (Post)
Spring is a funny one. One minute, you’re scraping mud off everything you own. The next, your horse has decided they’re an eventer again because the sun’s been out for 12 minutes. The grass is coming
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Autumn has Arrived (Post)
The nights are drawing in and the leaves are changing colour into rich autumnal shades of red, orange and gold. What’s not to love about the changing of the seasons, whether stoking up the roaring
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Essential horse care for the dark and cold months (Post)
As we head into the colder, darker months, it's essential to adjust your horse care routine to keep both horse and rider happy, healthy, and dry. Autumn and winter bring unique challenges, but with th
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How to help your horse manage strangles (Post)
As a horse rider, you wear a hat and body protector to minimise injuries from a fall. You know they’re unlikely, but it’s a precaution you take just in case. You can protect your horse in a similar wa
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Case Study: Leovet Hoof Lab Hoof Hardener (Post)
As the winter weather strikes, it’s can be the cause of many hoof problems, hoof cracking being one of them. This is because, at this time of year, our horses intake of grass no longer contains the
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Bringing Back the Shine: Getting Your Horse Competition-Ready (Post)
Let's be honest, after a long winter, most horses are looking a bit… lived in. Mud that won’t budge, dull coats, tails you’re avoiding dealing with. But with competition season creeping up, it’s time
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How To Make Your Horse Look Good For Competition Season (Post)
Competition season is already in full swing and there’s never been a better time to get your horse prepared. Today we’ve put together a post to help you style your horse in the latest gear so that the
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Essential Items for Beginner Dressage Riders (Post)
Entering your first dressage competition can feel a little overwhelming. One minute you’re happily pottering around at home, and the next you’re panic-ordering hair nets at 11pm while wondering whethe
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Our favourite equestrian hacking gear (Post)
What is trail riding? Hacking, also called trail riding, is simply enjoying a ride outside the arena. It might be along a bridlepath, through woodland, or across open countryside. It’s a wonderful way