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Why your horse should make you smile
EquiTeam coach Liz Daniels, shares why she thinks your horse should make you smile.
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Read our latest blogs featuring all of the challenges that we face, and topical talking points within the industry. Featuring guest contributors, articles with a mindset focus, top tips and advice from the professionals, and real life stories from riders just like you.
EquiTeam coach Liz Daniels, shares why she thinks your horse should make you smile.
Best practice for keeping horse clippers and trimmers in good working order.
Clippersharp shares their thoughts ahead of the clipping season.
Liz Daniels from EquiTeam looks at why you should never forget your support team.
EquiTeam’s Liz Daniels looks at striving for perfection and why it can be detrimental.
Loch Leven Equine Practice talk to us about male horse hygiene and why it is so important.
Rider, coach, business owner and Pony Club mum, Caroline talks openly about her perimenopause experience, beginning when she thought she might be losing her mind.
EquiTeam’s Liz questions why we might not get the most out of our lessons if we simply aren’t fit enough.
Hugh Somerville MRCVS from Loch Leven Equine Practice talks us through what we need to know about laminitis
EquiTeam’s coach, Liz Daniels, looks at one of the hardest parts of any horse rider’s journey – falling off?
Ann McKillop from First Aid Training Cooperative shares five important things that every equestrian should know about first aid.
Here are our top tips from EquiTeam’s (ex!) professional travelling grooms.
EquiTeam’s Liz Somerville reports on a weekend of fun and progress at the British Dressage Regional Championships at Cabin.
EquiTeam’s Liz Daniels talks about why riding other horses can be beneficial to your own riding and make you appreciate your horse more.
Sometimes the outside pressures of life, relationships and work can affect our riding. Liz from EquiTeam reminds us that it’s ok to give yourself a
EquiTeam looks at the impact the hard ground can have on our horse’s legs and soundness. And what we can do to manage them.
