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

Read more

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.

Read more

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.

Read more

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

Read more

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.

Read more

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

Read more

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

Walk in to James Harvey British Art and you could see either a contemporary piece for a few hundred pounds, or a multi-million pound painting by an Old Master. It is eye opening, jaw dropping and mouth-watering but most importantly, it is welcoming. Anna Bruce went along to the exhibition ‘Masters of the Sporting Field’ to meet the man behind this exciting Chelsea Gallery.

In this issue, as a pre-cursor to his forthcoming training series, Event rider Matt Ryan, sponsored by HAYGAIN hay steamers, allows readers to delve a little into his life, learning about his ambitions, success, daily routine and family life, with a few tips for budding event riders along the way.

Danielle Wittman, and her husband David, experience an altogether different anniversary, but nonetheless romantic, holiday.

Bitting Clinician, Hilary Vernon tells us a bit about herself and along with Abbey Saddlery offer two readers some help and advice on specific bitting issues.

For the equine athlete, Fox Pitt Eventing is the ultimate training centre, where no stone is left unturned, to achieve optimum performance.  William pays attention to every detail in his quest to ensure his horses are fit and ready to do their job to the best of their ability and Activo-Med therapy systems play an important part in this regime.

Buying a horse can be a very exciting process but there are a number of guides to follow. The first and most important rules are to use your head, don’t follow your heart and be realistic. Liz Daniels explains...

If you ever wondered how you get from A to Z without ‘Half Passing’ the ‘D’ifficult phase, then our new series with top Olympic dressage rider and current National Champion Carl Hester is essential reading. The former Equestrian Lifestyle diary columnist is back with his aim to demystify dressage and enthuse, with each issue looking at a different element of training... starting off with a dummies guide to what dressage is all about!

John Periam talks to Hickstead Show Director, John Farmer OBE about his love of the discipline and his time spent overseeing the fabulous venue.

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.