We managed to organise a half price rug sale for the last 10 days in February – Yay!!!,
But, due to the huge interest from all our lovely customers, we sold out of all our rugs for online sales on Saturday – Boo!!!.
We do, however still have a some rugs left in store, so there are still bargains to be had, along with all our sale clothing which is now also half price – YAY!!!
We would like to apologise for the inconvenience it has caused our customers that ordered rugs on the website over the weekend – you will be emailed with a token gesture to apoloise.
Within this year we will be linking our stock levels with ourwebsite to avoid this happening again.
Sorry 
Showjumper and trainer Peter Murphy will lead the British Horse Society’s (BHS) National Spring Coaching Convention.
The convention days, which involve practical demonstrations from a highly respected rider or trainer, will be spread over two dates — at Merrist Wood, Guildford, Surrey on 13 April and Blackdyke Farm Riding Centre, Cumbria on 11 May.
Peter has competed on more than 10 Nations Cup teams and was part of the gold medal winning junior European team in 1983.
Based in Lancashire, he is also an accredited British Showjumping coach and a British Eventing team coach, working with the team towards the 2012 Olympics.
The event is open to all and the BHS training department would like to welcome everybody, from experienced competitors and coaches to those with a general interest in equestrianism.
These days count as continual professional development update days for BHS registered instructors.
Tickets are priced at £35 for BHS registered instructors and £40 all others attendees.
Contact Alison Le Fevre on 01926 707820 or email a.lefevre@bhs.org.uk
For more details please visit Horse & Hound News
All rugs will be half price from the 17th – 27th of Feb – 10 days only.
Come visit us instore:
Equitogs, Wharf Farm, Billingshurst, West Sussex, RH14 0JG
Or buy online line Click Here
Sales Starts 17th Feb!!
Endurance GB (EGB) has set up a series of non-competitive rides to help fund Team GB at the World Equestrian Games (WEG) in Kentucky.
EGB hopes to raise £120,000 to fund their riders at WEG (25 September-10 October).
More than 23 rides are being held throughout the country between now and August, and are open to anyone wanting to experience endurance riding.
The Kentucky Rides have been organised by regional Endurance GB groups, covering distances from 10 to 25 miles, to suit all levels of experience.
All are open to non-members. Riders can take part either for pleasure or as preparation for the competition season ahead.
For details of rides near you, call 02476 697929 or visit www.endurancegb.co.uk, and to sponsor Ms Hirst, contact her on triciahirst@aol.com
The growing threat of resistance problems with horse wormers is worrying vets. The British Veterinary Association (BVA) is asking vets to take “urgent and essential” action to stop parasites becoming resistant to wormers.
Owners are being asked to use faecal egg counts to ensure only horses that have a parasite are wormed, and that the most appropriate drug is used. Click Here to find out how to check your horses egg count.
