Whether you are standing your horse up before a judge, or posing it to achieve that all-important photo to advertise him for sale, there are many things to consider. Every horse has his strong and weak points, and knowing how to make the best of what you have is crucial.

International Dressage rider & HorseQuest ambassador, Lucinda, talks us through her top tips from writing your advert to presenting the horse at a viewing.

In this blog, we talk through managing new horse risks in the first 30 days.

In this blog, we’ve summarised the five stages of a vetting so you know what to expect.

Recently, we had the pleasure of attending one of the client education evenings hosted by Hook Norton Veterinary Group, offering valuable guidance for anyone considering buying a new horse and navigating the vetting process. We’re grateful to Sam Cutts, MRCVS, for sharing her expertise and practical insights. In this blog, we’ve summarised some of the key points from the evening to help you approach your next purchase with confidence and clarity. Finding your perfect partner

Let’s start with a quick rundown of your 2025 season, how was it? Although 2025 wasn’t a season filled with wins every weekend or at every level, it was a year of real progress. Ballycoog Breaker Boy is now firmly established at CCI5* level, and delivering our personal-best dressage score at Burghley was a major milestone. Badminton was a true highlight too, another clear cross-country round and a top-25 finish that reflected the hard work behind the scenes. Across the yard,