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Are you ready?
With the first of the winter weather to hit the UK, Equiteam’s Lou Gillings, shares a few practical thoughts.
Why retiring from ridden work doesn’t mean the end to all fun
Anne McNulty Broadway shares why retiring her pony from ridden work doesn’t mean sitting in a field doing nothing with nothing to do.
Small Steps, Big Progress
Equiteam member Mhairi Turnbull reflects on plans, goals and achievements and why she never wanted to lose sight of why she started.
10 Minutes, Tight Hips and Soup Season
Laure from Equestrian Fitness Scotland shares her latest update.
Winter is for Training – and that means you too!
We don’t want to emerge from winter like an unclipped pony and here is why!
Are you Autumn ready?
Gill delves into the library to share some of the Equiteam resources that she has found useful when preparing for autumn.
Don’t hunch your shoulders like a turtle…
EquiTeam’s Lou ponders working hard and inspiring others
How other people can help you with your confidence
When is going along with the crowd a good thing?
The quiet power of Glimmers and Awe
Finding balance and wonder in everyday moments with your horse
Who is behind you?
Equiteam member, Gill Birrell, shares how a jumper has changed her perspective and opened conversations.
Loneliness Awareness Week: We are not alone
Equiteam’s Liz Daniels shares her thoughts on being lonely.
How to calculate a daily feeding ration
We look at how to calculate your horse’s total daily feed ration.
Equine Influenza 2026: How to protect your horse
We share the latest details and advice about the equine flu outbreak.
How hard are you willing to work?
We talk about goals a lot, but are you guilty of setting them and then not quite achieving them? Or do you just avoid setting them at all?
