The Horsefinder Blog

Equestrian businesses across the UK have been innovating through the pandemic. We spoke with Jenni Bush, The Equine Business Assistant, […]

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The first article in our Covid-19 series on equestrian businesses and organisations, and how they’re innovating in these difficult times. […]

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Seeking a Christmas gift for the horse lover in your life? Want to look incredibly thoughtful but absolutely no idea […]

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Mud fever can strike whenever a horse’s skin is injured or weakened due to damp conditions or other infections.

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Learning good habits from a great instructor is the best way to keep yourself safe, and to make sure you progress at a good pace. Here’s Horsefinder’s guide to choosing the right riding school for you.

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Riding demands physical fitness from both the rider and the horse. Watching a horse and rider move in harmony, you might be forgiven for assuming that the rider isn’t working very hard. After all, the best riders make it look effortless.

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There are so many types of horse feed on the market that it’s difficult to know where to begin. Get started with a read through this handy guide.

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Laminitis is the inflammation of the laminae or membrane which attaches the pedal bone to the hoof. When the laminae swells and is starved of nutrient rich blood, it can fail painfully.

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It’s the season for flies and no one likes to set off on a hack with a swarm in tow! […]

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Make the most of the warm weather while it lasts, by taking the opportunity to give your stables a really good clean-out.

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