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Christmas Gifts Horse Riders Will Love (Written by an Actual Equestrian!) If you’re buying for a horse rider this Christmas and don’t know your hoof picks from your haynets, don’t panic. As an equestrian myself, let me reassure you: a thoughtful present doesn’t have to be complicated. Something warm for frosty mornings, a lovely new matching set or a little treat for our favourite four-legged friend will usually get a very...

Grazing Muzzle for Ponies: FreeGraze AirFlow Review Finding a grazing muzzle that fits a small pony can take a little trial and error. For Gemma, the first two rubbed or came off. She needed a better option for her miniature Shetland, who shares a field with two larger horses. Here, Gemma reviews the FreeGraze AirFlow Grazing Muzzle, covering comfort, fit and value for money. We also explain what to check before using a muzzle on your own pony, i...

How to Rewax a Barbour Jacket: A Simple Step-by-Step Guide From early dog walks to drizzly sunday strolls that end at the village pub, a favourite Barbour jacket earns its place by the door. If yours is looking a little dry or worn, a fresh coat of wax could be just the care it needs. To rewax a Barbour jacket, gently clean the outside with cold water, let it dry completely, then work the correct softened wax into the fabric. Wipe away any excess...

A Q&A with Cavallo’s Owner: Hoof Boot Fit, Styles & the Dinky Ponies Whether you’re considering hoof boots for everyday riding, making the transition to barefoot or looking for temporary protection after a lost shoe, knowing where to start can feel confusing. Cavallo hoof boots aren’t just for barefoot horses and your hoof-care professional can help you choose the right option. A comfortable, secure fit starts with accur...

LeMieux Hay Ball Review: Tried & Tested by Woody For horses and ponies who need their forage carefully managed, finding ways to make hay last longer without leaving them bored can be a real challenge. Ally tested the LeMieux Hay Ball with Woody, her 25-year-old pony, to see whether it could offer a practical alternative to feeding hay from the floor or using a traditional haynet. With restricted grazing, expensive hay and an older pony to kee...