Category Archives: Advice

What is Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome? Gastric Ulcers, otherwise known as Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS), are lesions in the horse’s stomach. They are most commonly caused when gastric acid, produced in the lower glandular part of the stomach and a vital part of the digestive system (as it acts to break down the food […]

Buying a new horse is a huge commitment and you might find yourself unsure of where to begin. Here is some guidance to get you started in the process. 1. Confirm Your Criteria Everyone has their own reasons for choosing to buy a horse. Having a clear idea of what you are looking for before […]

In an ideal world, we’d keep our horses at home with us, but unfortunately for the vast majority, this isn’t an option. Houses with land are expensive and horses need at least a couple of acres to be able to live happily. Sadly, the average lawned garden just isn’t going to cut it. This means […]

Fitness is a key factor for successfully managing your horse or pony. Making sure their fitness levels match the activities you have in mind for them not only contributes to their performance but also reduces the likelihood of them suffering an injury too. We wanted to bring you some help on this topic – who […]

As we look forward to shows resuming, who better to give some warm-up advice than Will and Olli Fletcher! Find out their top tips for mastering your warm-up to head into the ring cool, calm, and confident. Will Fletcher Get on in time. There is nothing worse than being rushed in a warm-up. Start small […]