Category: Top Tips for riders

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…

Introduction Choosing the right horse riding school is an important decision for any rider – whether you are a beginner or an experienced rider. With so many schools to choose from, it can be difficult to know where to start. In this article, we will provide you with everything you…

With winter fast approaching, Katie Allen-Clarke, Head of Marketing at Horse & Country is here to offer some top tips on preparing your horse for the colder season. Read on to find out how to keep your four-legged friend cosy, happy and healthy throughout the season. As the colder weather…

Horsebox ventilation and the problems caused to your horses by prolonged exposure to high temperatures To pre-empt the forecast for much warmer weather I have added some information on designing horseboxes to cope with heat and a few pointers for horsebox ventilation in hot weather. Designing primarily around horse safety…

Article by Samantha Osborne I believe in allowing young horses to have time to mature and socialise in a herd before starting to break them for ridden work.  As a child, I learned a useful tip from a lady working at a local Highland pony stud and I use it…

We have been given permission by MainLand Aggregates to reproduce this very informative post. To view the original post and download a PDF version please go HERE Choosing the Site If you are short of land you won’t have much choice as to where the arena is built. If you…

I don’t know about you I really struggle to remember my dressage tests. I am historically a show jumper, however as I have grown older I have liked the challenge of being an all-rounder. I have now done a few riding club dressage tests and even a couple of one…