
H&C SOS with Carl Hester is here!
We asked for your questions for these stars – and they listened! We put your questions to Carl Hester for episode 1 – available from Saturday 19 January only On Demand on H&C.
We asked for your questions for these stars – and they listened! We put your questions to Carl Hester for episode 1 – available from Saturday 19 January only On Demand on H&C.
The nights are drawing in and after a long Indian summer there is a chill in the air. So what rug should you put on your horse in the autumn?
While the majority of the UK enjoyed the driest June on record, horse owners have been fretting about riding on hard ground.
Atypical myopathy – or seasonal pasture myopathy – is a severe and often fatal muscle disorder in horses, caused by eating sycamore seeds, leaves or seedlings.
Did you know that gastric ulcers affect 75% of competition horses? We found out how forage can help avoid this painful condition.
To help you improve your scores, we spoke to British Eventing for advice on how to train your event horse.
There is a lot of misinformation about strangles, so we spoke to the BHS to find out the facts behind this highly contagious disease.
Antibiotic resistance is rapidly becoming an issue in the equine world. So how can steaming hay help?
We spoke to the Society of Master Saddlers to find out how you can make sure your saddle lasts for many years to come.
At this grim time of year many of our horses rely on conserved forage, which can lead to respiratory problems. So should you be soaking or steaming your hay?
Equine hydrotherapy is touted as a great way to improve fitness and build muscle. But what exactly is it and how does it work?
We spoke to the World Horse Welfare for advice on how to keep your horse healthy and happy in snowy conditions.