Why some horses still itch despite doing everything right   The frustrating reality You’re feeding multiple supplements. You’re using rugs, sprays, and strict fly control. You’ve adjusted the diet, added oils, minerals, even antihistamines.   And yet… your horse is still rubbing their mane and tail. This situation is far…

What Horse Owners are asking ChatGPT instead of Google, and why it matters for your business” If you run a tack shop, a feed merchant, a livery yard or a riding school, you’ve probably already wrestled with Google, Facebook ads and the never-ending demands of social media. But there’s a…

Beating the Spring Rush! As the autumn leaves begin to fall and the days grow shorter, many horse owners find themselves busy with other priorities and not really thinking much about their horse transport requirements for the next year. As a result, horsebox repairs and sales tend to decrease in…

Between the cold, the wet, and those long dark evenings, even the most dedicated rider can feel their motivation slipping in winter. But your horse still needs exercise and attention, and if you’re aiming to bring home some trophies next season, you can’t afford to take your foot off the…

Review of the Rider Guider App by Samantha Osborne When I was approached by Debbie and Lisa to trial and review their equestrian app, Rider Guider, I jumped at the chance!  I first became aware of this educational platform at The Equestrian Business Awards. The small business won the ‘Tech…

Horses are such beautiful animals, but their size and strength can pose significant risks. In this blog post, we delve into the realm of horse public liability, exploring the necessity of insurance coverage. We discuss whether it’s a legal requirement and stress the critical importance of obtaining adequate protection, especially…

After a long winter and our infamously fickle British springtime, we might welcome warm, sunny days with open arms. However, your horse can struggle to regulate their temperature and stay hydrated during summer or an unexpected heatwave. Luckily, there are plenty of ways you can keep your horse happy and…

Horsebox payloads explained Payload can be a daunting subject for horse owners, especially if they are new to horsebox ownership. It is a subject that, unless they are involved in goods transport,  is unlikely to have crossed their paths before. Unlike buying a car, where weight is never mentioned, payload…

Easter treats to enjoy springtime with your horse We all enjoy the Easter break by tucking into chocolate eggs and other seasonal delicacies. And what better way to include your equine friend than making them their very own treats to enjoy? There are a variety of seasonal flavours that horses…