When it’s pouring of rain outside, the idea of setting off to warmer climes for an adrenaline-fuelled riding holiday is a tempting one. But check out these top tips before you leave home...
The trip to Holkham Beach is a highlight for both horses and soldiers during the troop’s month-long stay in Norfolk
Breathe in the sea air with our pick of equestrian properties on the coast — from Dorset to Northumberland
It's that time of year again, when photos of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment splashing through the sea in North Norfolk are splashed across the national newspapers — a sure-fire sign that summer has arrived
Forget lying on a sun lounger with a piña colada in hand — in our opinion there’s only one way to enjoy the seaside... Take a look at these H&H readers making the most of the sand and sea with their horses
Exercising horses on the beach is more than wish list fodder for riders — the health benefits for equine athletes in all disciplines are in high demand
Here are seven of the best places for swimming on horseback plus some vital safety advice
From pubs to beaches, there are plenty of ways to make the most of the warm summer months with your horse
Sick of riding on the roads or the same old bridleways? Check out these five fantastic hacking routes you need to explore
Take a look at our tips for safe beach riding and if you’re lacking inspiration of where to go, check out our reader's favourite beaches across the British Isles
Riders riding on an Essex beach claim a girl was thrown from her horse after a kite surfer deliberately tried to scare her horse.
A 12-year-old girl was flown to hospital with a serious head injury after a fall at what is believed to have been a Pony Club rally
The horseworld has missed two golden opportunities to secure more access to England’s coastline and create a national bridleway network, says Labour peer Ann Mallalieu
A Northern Irish council is reconsidering its plans to ban horse riders from its beaches
Horse riders in Northern Ireland are concerned horse riding could be banned from their beaches in the future
Riders in Devon are warned not to ride alone in remote areas after a teenager was pulled from her horse at the weekend
Riders will be joining cyclists, canoeists, climbers and walkers at Brean Down on the North Somerset coast tomorrow to show their support for a coastal access corridor
Riders have until September 2007 to registered their views on the DEFRA website
Riders can now enjoy the Prince Llywelyn ride from Llanfair Waterdine in south Shropshire to the coastal village of Borth, near Aberystwyth
Riders may miss out under plans to increase coastal access, prompting the British Horse Society to lobby the government
