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To celebrate this sport and pay homage to its incredible competitors, both human and equine, you’ll be sure to want to plan a visit as soon as possible.

Whether your horse is new to jumping or you’re looking to tweak the style of an already established show jumper, our top tips for improving your horses jumping technique are sure to be useful.

Owing to their athletic and intelligent nature, ex-racehorses are a very popular choice for experienced horse owners seeking a new challenge. What veterinary checks will your new equine friend need to ensure a long, happy and fulfilling life?

The horses and I have been very busy the last few weeks since the arena has been completed wohoo!! I’ve been riding every day pretty much (whist also incorporating some lunge work too) and have loved every second (and I have to say no stiffness thanks to my training on the ross trainer)!

Are you in the market for some new transport for your horse? Wondering about the best way to sort the wheat from the chaff? Then look no further. If you want some great advice on buying used horse trailers then we’ve got you covered.

From arranging insurance for a horsebox and vet appointments to supplying appropriate feed and tack, the responsibilities of owning your own equine can be substantial. If you think sharing a horse could be the solution for you then read our helpful guide.

While you may well be aware of the risks in your home, have you considered that your horsebox could suffer a carbon monoxide leak, too? That could put you and your equines in serious danger.

One area in which ex-racehorses have found success and fulfilment is in the world of equine assisted therapy (EAT). While it’s not for every ex-racer, providing they’re given the right retraining, a well-handled ex-racehorse can make an excellent riding companion for many people in need of help.

We’ve looked at some of the latest available data which paints a worrying picture of life on the UK’s roads. And to help calm any concerns we also offer timely advice on what you can do to prevent your horse from becoming a victim of such an awful accident.