Robinson Animal Healthcare take us through the a to z of winter skin care.

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AFTER working as a groom for five years Holly Reeve was looking for a job with an equestrian focus but that would get her out of the stable yard and in to a more office-based environment. As part of her search, she turned to equine-careers.com and found her ideal job.

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The modern competition horse is put under a lot of pressure both physically and mentally – especially during the summer competition season when the ground can vary. A number of competition horses are already benefitting from using the Cyclo-ssage Pro Equine Massage System, with riders seeing an improvement in their performance levels as well as overall wellbeing.

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We talk to Frances Sheffield, of HorseHage, about UFAS and FEMAS certification and what this means to you, the consumer.

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Supreme Products’ sponsored Gill Thompson is a name synonymous with showing at the highest level. With numerous wins and championships under her belt, including Children’s Riding Pony of the Year at Horse of the Year Show 2007, Gill produces Show Ponies, Show Hunter Ponies and Intermediates.

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In this exclusive feature Equissage offers advice on how to reduce muscle soreness after training and competitions.

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Below is a selection of articles from The Equestrian Lifestyle Magazine February / March 2010 issue. For more articles click on view issue below.

Believe it or not, spring is just around the corner and bringing with it (hopefully) some warmer weather. This can only mean one thing – it’s time to spring-clean your yard. In this issue, courtesy of Abbey Saddlery we offer top tips and advice to help you get your yard in shipshape condition. So, it’s out with the old and in with the new...

With a home to run and two-and-a-half-year-old Joss to look after, not forgetting riding up to six horses per day, Clea’s life is, to say the least, busy, but she kindly agreed to give us an insight into one of her frenetic days.

At the tender age of 25, with just 13 years of riding under her belt, Phoebe Buckley has ridden in seven four-star three-day-events and recorded race wins under rules.

Working alongside the practice veterinary surgeons from the ‘Arundel Equine Veterinary Hospital’ – as I now have been doing for three years - it has given me, and hopefully you, the readers of The Equestrian Magazine an insight as to how a large practice with 16 vets works on a daily basis.

When I contributed to a colleague’s project on the welfare of horses in different sports, I was delighted when the rodeo section landed on my desk.

Make no mistake - saddle fitting is a serious business – very serious. After all, it intrinsically involves the welfare of the horse, the comfort of the rider and the ability of the combination to achieve optimum performance. Ken Lyndon-Dykes explains.

Welcome to the first part of a training series with International Showjumper Ellen Whitaker, who will be offering advice on how to combat a specific problem. In this issue she discusses how to get your horse fit for jumping after the winter break.

The decision to breed from your mare is not one to be taken lightly, if you are not an experienced professional stud owner or breeder of horses the choice of stallion, the financial commitment and the time involved has to make it a considered course of action.

Meeting Lauren Barwick for the first time, one could not help but be immediately struck by her determination and the feistiness that has helped her to get on with life since she broke her back in a freak accident. Forming part of the hugely successful 2009 UK Parelli Natural Horsemanship Celebration, Liz Daniels went along to find out more about this courageous young woman.