Discover why feeding a soaked fibre mash keeps horses healthy, hydrated and calm. From mini ponies to Prix St Georges dressage horses, fibre is the foundation of every good diet.
Read MoreIn the UAE, most horses live in stables to escape the heat, but at Horse Riders Union, we believe their happiness depends on more than shelter. Discover how our livery combines hacking, therapies, and daily routines that put horse wellbeing first.
Read MoreIf you’re new to riding, or just wondering whether that jumper you love will survive a day at the yard, welcome. You’re in the right place.
There’s this idea floating around that equestrian life is all glossy manes, cream breeches, and perfect posture. And yes, now and then it can look like that. But more often than not, it’s you, a wheelbarrow, and a haynet that’s exploded across your body like confetti.
Read MoreResveratrol, it sounds like something out of a science lab, but it’s actually a naturally occurring compound found in some of the foods we eat (and drink, hello red wine!).
While it’s long been praised for its potential health benefits in humans, resveratrol is also gaining attention in the equestrian world as a powerful supplement for horses. But what exactly is it, why do people take it, and what can it do for our horses.
Read MoreThere’s nothing glamorous about smelling like hay at 5 a.m., scraping mud off your boots (again), or battling a wheelbarrow that’s determined to tip over. Yet somehow, horses make all of it worthwhile.
They’ve been my constant companions, anchoring me through chaotic times and teaching me lessons I didn’t even realise I needed. And it’s not just about riding; it’s the routine, the bond, and those random moments that catch you off guard and make you smile.
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