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Review of the Equilibrium Tri-Zone Hi-Vis Brushing Boots Cost: £39.99 Overall Rating: 4.5/5 Tried & tested by our EVERYday Ambassador of affordable equestrian gear Emma, here's her review of the Equilibrium Tri-Zone Fluorescent Brushing Boots. With our recent focus on the importance of visibility and rider safety, we thought these hi-vis horse boots were the perfect item to put to the test. We asked Emma - @adventures_ofabaldequestrian...

Different Showing Classes Explained and What to Wear If you’re new to the world of horse showing, all the different class types and dress codes can feel a bit overwhelming. But don’t worry Country & Stable is here to help! This beginner-friendly guide breaks down the most common showing classes, explains what they involve and covers what you and your horse should wear to make the best impression and hopefully bring some rosettes h...

Which Stain Remover Spray Works Best?  Picture this: You’ve been counting down to show day, you’re up at the crack of dawn and your lovely grey horse has spent the night snoozing in a pile of muck. With no time for a proper bath, what’s your go-to solution? That’s right, the trusty stain remover spray. To help you find the best one, we’ve put five popular horse stain removers to the test on grey and coloured hor...

Always Be Seen! Why Hi-Vis is Essential for Horse Riding in the Summer Should You Wear Hi-Vis While Horse Riding in the Summer? The longer warmer days call for long hacks, pub rides and scenic treks across the beautiful British countryside. With the brighter weather, it can be tempting to leave the hi-vis gear behind but here’s why it’s so important to stay visible and stay safe all year round. Hi-Vis for Horse & Rider OK, you mi...

The Importance of a Correctly Fitted Bit Choosing the Right Bit for Your Horse  When it comes to equine comfort and performance, the importance of a correctly fitted bit is often underestimated. Just like an ill-fitting saddle can cause pressure points, rubs and behavioural issues, an incorrectly fitted bit can result in discomfort, physical damage and a breakdown in communication between horse and rider.  Why Bit Fit Matters  A bit that is too...