Winter travel for horse owners creates a fear of trailering due to the lack of confidence as to whether or not your horse is comfortable. While we have the amenity of a heated vehicle and some of us with heated seats, our horse’s comfort during winter travel depends on the owner. ...

You notice it suddenly as you come down to a walk at the end of your ride: Steam rises off your horse’s body and disappears around you into the cold winter air. Just as you feel chilled after exerting yourself in winter weather, your horse will, too, particularly if he works up a sweat. ...

Leather is a natural product that requires care. To ensure your new purchase provides you with optimum performance please see the following helpful information: ...

When you consider the amount of time you spend on your feet when you’re around horses and the impact that the boots you wear have on your comfort both in and out of the saddle, it’s no surprise that your choice of boots can affect how much you enjoy time spent around horses. ...

Most dog owners, lovers or those who have spent much time around puppies will recognise that beautiful sweet scent puppies have!  ...

Cold hands. The bane of any horsey person’s life. Bitter winters with strong winds, driving rain that hits you at such an angle as to go straight into your ears, and bitter cold that penetrates right through to your bones, no matter how many layers of high-tech thermals and waterproofs you are...