Meet Jess our Brand Ambassador
Aug 18th 2020
Meet Jess our Brand Ambassador aka @life_on_the_buckle and find out what makes her tick, plus learn why we have a
Brand Ambassador and why Jess Maye.
Jess Maye jumped on board with
Country & Stable of Olney (C&S) back in January 2020 and has
been a pleasure to work with since. Her witty, fun and addictive personality had us hooked from the start and her
character, teamed up with her love for horses and the C&am...
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Review of Horse Fly Sprays
Jul 30th 2020
Horse Fly SpraysBarrier Super Plus Fly Repellent
Cost: £15.95 - £75.95Gemma:
I reviewed the
Barrier
Super Plus Fly Repellent
on my 3 horses; Mindy, Wizard and Toffee. It is a smart looking product and
have only heard positive things about it. I am always slightly sceptical of fly sprays as have never known any
to be that effective. However, I have to say this is the best product that I have used. I will definitel...
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Colic in horses
Jul 13th 2020
Note: This article is for reference only. If you’re worried about equine colic, always seek guidance
from a veterinarian.
Colic in horses is a very different prospect compared to how it is for humans. A reasonably common condition, there
are many different forms that have varying degrees of severity, but as with all disorders in our beloved animals,
they can’t tell you what’s wrong, which is why it’s important to know...
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Choosing the perfect pad
Jul 2nd 2020
Find out how to choose the perfect saddle pad or numnah for your horse with this handy guide, including sizing
information.
The amount of equestrian gear we need for our horses can sometimes get a bit overwhelming (admit it, you love buying
new kit), but one very important item that should be high on your shopping list is a saddle pad. For those
who don’t know, a saddle pad is placed under the saddle and is used to prote...
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How to protect your horse from heat stress
Jun 26th 2020
The image of buying sunscreen for your horse at first might seem pretty surreal. Unfortunately, the same blazing
heat that causes us to feel dizzy and our skin to burn and peel also has its fair share of problematic effects for
our horses - the most important of these being heat stress.
The British Horse Society advise: “Our message is simple – horses need suntan
cream and shade too. Owners need to be extra vigilant during a he...
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