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Your Daily Hoofbeat ...
| With Everything Horse, you're always in the saddle when it comes to the latest equestrian news and features. Rather than sending a newsletter for every news piece or article we publish, we now send daily updates instead. Here's your round-up for today... |
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| TODAY'S NEWS, REPORTS AND STORIES |
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| Stable yards can be busy during the day and remarkably quiet at night. Horses, tack, trailers, quad bikes, feed, tools, machinery, and other valuable equipment may all remain on site long after owners, riders, and staff have gone home. Rural crime remains a significant concern across the UK. NFU Mutual estimated that rural crime cost the country £41.5 million in … |
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| With so many horse calmers to choose from it's hard to know which is the best one to go for, especially when stressful situations such as fireworks on bonfire night. The ingredients all differ, as do the price and effectiveness of each. Often, it's not a one-size-fits-all approach, as what will work for one horse, won't for another. It's a … |
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| Fireworks can be frightening for horses, but a little preparation can reduce the risk of injury and help you respond if your horse becomes distressed. Here is what to consider before, during and after a display. For many horse owners, the approach of Bonfire Night brings a familiar concern: how will their horse cope with the noise and flashes? Some … |
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| The charity is urging an end to the private sale and use of fireworks, warning of the risks to horses, livestock, pets and wildlife ahead of Bonfire Night. The Scottish SPCA is calling for a UK-wide ban on the private sale and use of fireworks, warning that unpredictable displays can cause animals significant distress and put them at risk of … |
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