Equestrian retailer and insurance provider Harry Hall has reported a record year of growth, with annual turnover exceeding £10 million for the first time in the Yorkshire-based company’s history.
The business says revenue increased by 22% during the 2025/26 financial year, marking its fourth consecutive year of growth. It also recorded more than £1 million in additional retail revenue, alongside a 23% increase in insurance policyholders and a 13% rise in membership of its Harry Hall One Club.
Managing director Liz Hopper said the results reflected the company’s continued focus on expanding its products and services in response to customer demand.
“We’re delighted to be reporting another year of incredible growth,” she said. “We’re dedicated to enhancing our offering and making horse ownership more affordable and accessible by listening to what our customers need.”
The Harry Hall One Club recently extended its public liability, personal accident and vet fee cover to include members of British Equestrian Endurance.
Away from its commercial growth, the company has also announced Redwings Horse Sanctuary as its official charity partner for 2026. The partnership follows a year supporting the Riding for the Disabled Association, during which Harry Hall says it raised more than £12,500 through fundraising initiatives.
The company also reported record insurance policy retention levels during the year and received two industry accolades, including the Equestrian Business Lifetime Achievement Award and Pet Product of the Year at the UK Business Awards.
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