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  1. Equilibrium Massage Pad HeatSense; is it worth upgrading from my Equilibrium Massage Pad for HeatSense?

    With the launch of the revolutionary Equilibrium Massage Pad HeatSense, we have been asked from customers whether it is worth upgrading from their current Equilibrium Massage Pad? As horse owners and riders, we have become ever more aware of the benefits of massage therapy for our horses.  The Equilibrium Massage Pad HeatSense is a ... Read more...
  2. ThinLine Flexible Grazing Muzzle - Benefits & Fitting Guide

    Maintaining a healthy weight for horses is crucial, especially when they have access to abundant grazing.  Here in the UK, we find most of our grazing has been designed for cattle production and can lead to excessive weight gain, laminitis, insulin resistance, to name a few health issues. To address these concerns, horse owners are turning to ... Read more...
  3. Charles Owen EQX Adjustable Riding Hats - a new innovation

    Introducing the EQX adjustable riding hat collection from Charles Owen - the perfect combination of safety, style, and quality. For over 100 years, Charles Owen has been at the forefront of the equestrian helmet industry, providing top-of-the-line headgear that has kept riders safe and comfortable. The EQX range is the latest innovation from the ... Read more...
  4. The Benefits of Collegiate Anatomical Bridles

    An anatomical bridle is a type of horse bridle designed to fit the horse’s head more comfortably and ergonomically than a regular bridle thus providing a more optimised fit for comfort and welfare. Anatomical bridles are becoming increasingly popular among equestrians as they provide many benefits over a regular bridle which can irritate ... Read more...
  5. What is the PAS015 (2011) horse riding hat safety standard

    As horse riders, one of the most important pieces of safety equipment you need is a horse riding hat or helmet. The PAS015 (2011) standard is a crucial safety standard for horse riding helmets. In this article, we will discuss what the PAS015 (2011) standard is and why it is essential for your safety while horse riding. The PAS015 (2011) is a ... Read more...
  6. MIPS - what is MIPS and why should you choose a riding hat that has Multi-Directional Impact Protection System?

    MIPS (Multi-directional Impact Protection System) is a revolutionary safety technology that's changing the game when it comes to protecting riders' heads during falls. It's becoming increasingly popular in the equestrian world, with more and more manufacturers including Charles Owen, Charles Owen EQX and Champion offering riding hats equipped with ... Read more...
  7. NAF Shake Relief - Relieve Seasonal Stress

    Headshaking can be a worrying and frustrating condition for horse owners, exacerbated by certain triggers through the spring, summer and autumn seasons. The main sign of this condition is obvious and pretty violent: the horse will shake/toss his head in a sudden vertical “flicking” movement of the nose. This motion is often repeated over and ... Read more...
  8. Greenguard Grazing Muzzle - Fitting Guide

    Greenguard Grazing Muzzle - Fitting Guide Greenguard Grazing Muzzles offer a simple solution to reducing grass intake, helping to ensure effective weight management. Designed in conjunction with vets, these muzzles have proven to be highly effective and are comfortable for the horse to wear. Read the Greenguard fitting guide to ensure the best use of this unique grazing muzzle. Greenguard... Read more...
  9. NAF Magic Calmer - for cool concentration

    Cool, calm and collected With the competition season now in full swing, it's important for our horses to feel confident and calm to be able to perform at their best. Buzzy competition venues, rider anxiety and travelling all contribute to a horse showing excitable behaviour and it can be exacerbated after the winter, especially if your horse has ... Read more...
  10. Ragwort Advice For Horse Owners

    Ragwort Advice For Horse Owners Ragwort is a common weed seen in Britain, typically found growing on grazing land, grassland and wasteland. It's a resilient plant that thrives where the ground is bare or vegetation is thin, for example on over-grazed paddocks. It can be identified by its large, flat-topped clusters of yellow flowers (seen from July through to October), its ... Read more...

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