How This App Can Streamline Recruitment For Equestrian Centres

*Advertorial With traditional recruitment a time-consuming and expensive process, businesses like equestrian centres must prepare for the challenges of finding and hiring suitable candidates quickly. Fortunately, horse centre recruiters can hire staff on Job Today, where they can use an innovative platform to streamline the recruitment process. What is Job Today? Job Today is a mobile and web-based recruitment platform designed to make the job search process easier and faster for candidates. First launched in Barcelona, Spain, the company now operates in more than 20 countries around the world and is…

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How to Prepare a Horse for Sale

how to prepare a horse for sale, image of a horses eye close up

Preparing your horse for sale can be a difficult and time-consuming process, especially if this is your first foray into the equestrian sales market. However, with careful planning and preparation, you can ensure that your horse is in the best possible condition for potential buyers – and we are here to help. In this article, we’ll provide tips on how to best prepare your horse for sale and ensure that you have all the information you need for a smooth, stress-free experience, from how to write a bill of sale for…

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Thelwell, Celebrating 70 Years

thelwell celebrating a milestone

In memory of Norman Thelwell, 1923-2004. 2023 marks the 100th anniversary of Norman Thelwell’s birth, and the 70th birthday of the iconic and easily recognisable, ‘Thelwell Pony’, much-loved by young and old alike. The English landscape artist and illustrator was known to many as ‘the unofficial artist of the British countryside’ and is widely regarded as the most popular cartoonist in Britain. He was most famous for his hilarious illustrations of determined little girls with their chubby, hairy ponies, who invariably have the upper hand.  Join us here as we join in…

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Steven Schisler’s Love for Animals: How it Inspired His Culinary Career

Steven Schisler's Love for Animals: How it Inspired His Culinary Career

Steven Schisler is a man of many passions, and one of his greatest loves is for animals. From his childhood spent hunting and fishing to his current work with animal-assisted therapy, animals have played an important role in his life. But what many may not know is how this love for animals inspired his culinary career. Early Life and Love for Hunting and Fishing Growing up in rural Washington state, Steven spent much of his childhood in the great outdoors. He developed a love for hunting and fishing at a young…

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What are Equine Gastric Ulcers?

Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome explained, image of a horse grazing

Article provided by British Horse Feeds Also known as Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS), a gastric ulcer is a sore in the stomach lining that occurs when the lining has been damaged by stomach acid and digestive enzymes. Ulcers can also be seen in the lower oesophagus and in the first portion of the small intestine (also known as the entrance to the duodenum). The risk factors for horses to develop this syndrome include involvement in performance disciplines; high-concentrate (grain) diets, intermittent feeding, exercising without being fed first, environmental stress,…

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Sell a horse online

sell my horse online with Everything Horse

How can I sell ahorse online? – You can with Everything Horse You can sell a horse, pony, or an item of equestrian equipment, horsebox, or equestrian property with Everything Horse. Heck, you can even list a job! Everything Horse runs an extensive equestrian classifieds category featuring horses for sale, horses for loan, business listings, equestrian property, and much more. All listings come with the ability to add an image(s), video, website link, location, price, contact details, and a description box to help sell your horse. The description box allows…

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How To Stop Jump Refusals

How to stop jump refusals horse and rider jumping at a show

How To Stop Your Horse Refusing Jumps Stop jump refusals in their tracks, with our simple, problem-solving guide! Jump refusals and how riders deal with them can be a make-or-break situation for both the horse and the rider’s confidence. Whilst some riders begin to worry, others can become frustrated and angry at the occurrence. However you feel when your horse stops at a fence, the importance of understanding the problem and finding a tailored route to help both you and your horse back on the road to confidence should be…

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Don’t all working horses deserve to live a decent life in retirement?

Waqaas on gallops 2020

“Don’t all working horses deserve to live a decent life in retirement?” Says experienced racehorse syndicate owner, Michele Hill-Perkins This is a story of a very special racehorse, Waqaas, and his owner Michele Hill-Perkins who together, have helped one another in ways that could not have been anticipated. In 2012, a few amateur racehorse owners decided to buy a retiring racehorse called Red Mischief from her Lambourne-based trainer as a brood mare for £3,000. Red Mischief as a flat racer had been placed several times and won over 6f at Leicester.…

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Horse bits and their uses

types of horse bit

Horse bits can be tricky and bitting your horse with one that enhances performance can seem impossible. With horse bits, it’s important to factor in what will ensure you work well as a partnership, but not come at the cost of comfort or distress when riding.  In this article, we take a closer look at some of today’s most popular bits for horses, their features and how they work with your horse. Remember, bitting your horse correctly is not a simple process, as what works on paper may not work…

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FREE Sweet Itch Management Guide

Sweet Itch Management Guide from the Golden Paste Company

Experts in natural supplements, The Golden Paste Company have created a FREE Sweet Itch Management Guide for horse owners to refer to this spring. Available to download below, the guide forms part of the Sweet Itch busting campaign the company have put together for the season ahead and details helpful management tips and how to treat the debilitating condition using their innovative natural product, TurmerItch. The guide covers: So, whether you are looking at ways to treat sweet-itch, or you know of a friend who is looking for information on…

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Fascinating Facts About Horses

Fascinating facts about horses a horses eye

5 fascinating facts about horses you may not know Horses have been domesticated for thousands of years and have played a significant role in human history. These majestic animals are known for their speed, strength, and beauty, but if you are new to horses, there are also many surprising facts about them that you may not know. Here are 5 interesting facts about these fascinating creatures. Horses can sleep both standing up and lying down Unlike humans, horses have the ability to sleep while standing up. This is because they…

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Loan Contracts for Horses

Jodie Seddon on Loan Contracts for Horses

Here we take a look at loan contracts for horses, something which all owners – and loaners should have in place before the exchange takes place, with the help of Jodie Seddon ● MA Oxon ● Partner at GunnerCooke LLP ● International Eventer & Showjumper at Stonehill Sport Horses  Why have a Horse Loan Contract? For most of us, our horses are one of our most valuable possessions, both emotionally and financially. While it would be unlikely for anyone to want to loan their horse out to someone who they do…

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What is fibre, and why is it important to the horse?

what is fibre

*Sponsored post Article on fibre provided by HorseHage. What is fibre? Most horse owners are aware that adequate, clean forage is a crucial part of a horse’s diet, and reflects the fact that the horse’s digestive tract has evolved over millions of years to process a trickle feeding intake of high fibre plant material.  Both fresh pasture and preserved forages, such as hay and haylage, are typically made from grass and other herbage.  Grass and other forage plants are made up largely from two types of carbohydrates: Structural or complex…

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Rolex and Equestrianism: The Connection

Rolex and Equestrianism

Rolex has been a major presence in equestrianism for more than 60 years, partnering with its finest riders, competitions and institutions. Through its enduring global commitment, the brand has supported efforts to modernise the sport while respecting its inherent elegance and traditions. Helping celebrate the partnerships longevity, this article takes a quick view of all the equestrian events Rolex plays a significant part in. 2023: Celebrating 10 years of the Rolex Grand Slam of Showjumping At the forefront of this respected alliance, is the Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping, the…

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Why Your Digital Presence and Personal Brand are so Important

Black Nova Designs co-founder Danielle Homes talks digital presence and personal brand

*Sponsored article In this article, Black Nova Designs co-founder Danielle Homes talks about the reasons why your digital presence is so important for growing your equestrian personal brand. Danielle reveals more about establishing and growing your personal brand and what tools you can use to help improve your visibility and appeal. Why a digital presence is important for establishing and growing your equestrian personal brand  Whether it’s sharing a photo of our beloved equines online, curating emotive reels of our horses and ponies, jumping on to the latest TikTok trend…

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Horse Joint Supplement: How to choose the right one

Horse Joint Supplements how to choose the right one.

Choosing a horse joint supplement can be somewhat overwhelming. Knowing which product will be best for your horse is confusing, especially as there are so many different supplements on the market. In this article, we take a look at how to choose a joint supplement for your horse. Most horses at some point or another will need to take joint supplements. It rarely matters whether they are a youngster or in their later years in life, and the type of work your horse takes part in is also not a…

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Essential Horsebox Safety Checks

horsebox safety checks

Essential Horsebox Safety Checks to Perform Now Are your horsebox safety checks wrote down on a notepad, ready to tick off? As we are primed for life on the road with our horses once again, now more than ever is the time to make sure your horsebox is safe and ready to go. Restrictions came into force just as we were coming out of winter, a period where many horseboxes and trailers are redundant due to weather conditions and less time spent in the saddle. Where they are stored away…

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Horsebox Finance

Horsebox Finance

Horsebox Finance 101: All you need to know Sponsored Post Horsebox finance can be a very confusing subject, especially when you’re talking about lots of money and the matter of safety of your horse. We hope this article provided by Kingsgate Equestrian Finance will help explain how it works and what might be best for you. We will cover; Who can get Horsebox Finance? Lots of finance companies work in different ways and just because one has said no it is possible for another to say yes. How does Horsebox…

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Racehorse Syndicates Explained

All You Need to Know About Racehorse Syndicates

All You Need to Know About Racehorse Syndicates If you are curious about racehorse syndicates and how they work, this article is for you! Here, we’ll cover all the essential information about racehorse syndicates, from what they are to the benefits of being part of one. What is a racehorse syndicate? A racehorse syndicate is an arrangement whereby several individuals jointly own a racehorse. It allows individuals to pool resources and share the costs, risks and rewards of owning a racehorse. It’s an ideal option for those who want to…

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10 Show Day Catastrophes, in Order of Appearance

10 Show Day Catastrophes, in Order of Appearance

So it’s show day. You’ve been prepared for weeks and got your horse ready to go the night before. You’ve mentally played out the next day’s schedule over a thousand times in your head, so your day should go like clockwork, right?! Here are 10 show-day catastrophes, in order of appearance you may, or may not be able to relate to; You may also like to read

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Top tips from Louise Bell on ‘spring showing preparation’

Show horse producer Louise Bell

If you’ve spent all winter dreaming about the 2023 show season, you’ll be wanting to make sure you get some good show prep in now. Here, Louise Bell leaves her top tips on spring show preparation to help get you and your horse ready to shine!

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Young talented equine artist hopes to inspire others with her life-changing story

Rachael

Rachael Robinson is quite an amazing young woman. She discovered her talent for drawing animals after the birth of her baby girl, Juliana (now a busy 3 year old) when she developed mental health issues at the beginning of the Covid 19 Pandemic. Now, with experience under her belt, Rachael gives back to help other realise their dream with art classes, and plans to run the London Marathon in 2023, and donate the sponsored funds to charity. Rachael didn’t realise that she had post natal depression and post natal anxiety and…

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Body Language Cues to Understand Your Horse Emotions Better

picture of a horse's eye to represent emotions horse

The horse is considered an animal of a noble spirit. As author Sharon Ralls Lemon puts it, the joy of being with horses brings us into contact with rare elements of grace, beauty, spirit, and freedom. Horses are intelligent creatures capable of expressing emotions. Apart from an occasional nicker, neigh, snort, and squeal, equines predominantly communicate through body language.  Understanding a horse’s emotions is not only necessary to build a strong bond with it but also to detect signs of physical and mental health issues to prevent lameness in horses.…

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Showing tips from top show producer, Hannah Horton

Showing Tips - Hannah Horton riding at Horse of the Year Show

With the showing season about to start, in this article, top show producer Hannah Horton gives her top tips on how to stand out on show days. The feature includes what to wear, what you’ll need with you by the ring, standing the horse properly and how to pull the horse’s tail. There’s also some fab video content … so get ready to dive right in! At just five years old, Hannah Horton won the title of Supreme Horse and Pony of the Year at Horse of the Year show…

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TurmerItch™ for Itching Horses and Dogs

TurmerItch

*Sponsored Post Does your horse or pony suffer from sweet itch?  Sweet Itch in horses is caused by an allergic reaction to the protein in the saliva of female biting midges, this causes the immune system to attack its own cells and leads to the extreme reaction. Along with all the essential management tools you can use to control your horse or pony’s symptoms such as a fly rug and various creams and sprays that are available, have you thought about helping soothe from the inside out?  TurmerItch™ is a skin and…

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