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Add some colour

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Allison Lowther, 09 May 2013 14:53

The one stop equestrian style shop Dressage Deluxe has just introduced an exciting new theme to this summer’s new season collection, which pays homage to this summer’s biggest catwalk trend! Colour blocking i.e.: wearing colour head to toe was a huge story for spring/summer fashion and when it comes to offering the latest trends for both horse and rider, Dressage ...

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Tellington Touch

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Allison Lowther, 19 February 2013 09:53

Sarah Fisher tells us about the amazing Tellington Touch. This powerful yet extremely simple technique can help all horses. In this video Sarah tell us about four key areas where your horse may carry tension. She explains how TTouch can help your horse start to relax and stress less.  

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Add some sparkle

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Allison Lowther, 30 October 2012 12:37

This brand new collection from Carrots adds a little sparkle to jazz up your riding wear. The Carrots Sparkle Collection offers gloves, socks and hat covers, all with a touch of bling, so you can dazzle from top to toe! Brighten up your equestrian footwear with the Diamante Horseshoe Knee High Socks - Perfect for wearing everyday, or for competition, these smart ...

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Top rider tips!

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Imogen Johnson, 20 September 2012 09:56

In the October issue of Your Horse we brought you a selection of top tips from some of the UK’s top riders and because you’re such lovely readers we went out and got you some more!Read on for top dressage tips from Pammy Hutton and Hannah Esberger-Shepherd.Pammy Hutton believes in just getting on with things. “I was once given the ...

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Improve your horse's jumping technique

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Your Horse, 06 August 2012 17:31

International show jumper and trainer Paul Crago believes in a carefully tailored combination of schooling and jump training to improve a horse’s jump as far as possible on top of his own natural ability. “Horse’s aren’t designed to jump so if your horse isn’t naturally a good jumper you won’t make him perfect, but there is a great deal you ...

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Watch how a horse reacts while travelling

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Nicola Young, 09 July 2012 15:34

Ever wondered what your horse goes through in your horsebox on the way to a show or event? We decided to put a secret camera in the back of a horsebox to find out how a horse reacts to different parts of a journey. Take a look:   brightcove.createExperiences();

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Common eye problems

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Chris Dixon, 09 July 2012 09:46

Chris Dixon BVSc CertVOphthal MRCVS, a veterinary ophthalmologist, gives his advice on the most common eye problems that occur in horses.   Ulcers Damage to the cornea is often referred to as an ulcer by veterinary surgeons. Minor superficial ulcers should heal within a few days, but if it becomes infected or the ulcer extends into the deeper layers of ...

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Carrots go pink and girlie!

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Allison Lowther, 24 April 2012 17:40

Always a company to bring out something a little different Carrots introduce a new kid on the block. Katie is the latest character to feature on the cute collection of kids’ accessories -perfect for little pony princesses, the new hat cover and riding gloves is one for the girls and is sure to be a popular choice this season! The ...

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5 ways to help prevent laminitis

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Your Horse, 13 April 2012 11:12

Take a look at our advice to help your horse from developing laminitis: 1. Control your horse’s weight. Don’t think of any particular type of food as bad, but rather consider your horse’s calorie intake overall. As a rough guide, fat and oil are the highest in calories, followed by starch, grass, hay and straw, so obviously you can feed ...

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