Cost of living
With the cost of living continuing to rise in the UK, many horse owners will be wondering how they can cut their equestrian outgoings without negatively impacting their horses’ welfare. The good news is that with a bit of clever thinking, and reviewing what you are doing and why, it is possible to cut many of your regular horse bills, make existing kit last longer, and save money by repairing things instead of replacing them. The H&H team of journalists have been speaking to financial experts, top riders and fellow horse owners to find out the best ways to go about it.
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How can equestrian influencers and riders make money on social media? H&H investigates...
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Best equestrian January sales: great deals all in one place
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Cost of living squeeze: what it means for horse owners and equestrian businesses
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How to get the most out of your horse insurance
Most of us buy insurance — but how can we be sure we are getting the best for our horses and our pockets?
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5 ways to have fun without your own horse
Keen to get involved with volunteering in the equestrian world? Take a look at these ideas of where to get started, with information on how charities are navigating volunteering during the coronavirus pandemic...
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Four-star eventer Beanie Sturgis’ 11 top life-hacks for fellow equestrians
Gloucestershire-based eventer and field master Beanie Sturgis, shares her tips for saving time and money around the yard
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Friday funny: commuting by horse could ‘save you money’
And could you even make a bit back, as well as being healthier?
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9 money-saving secrets from top riders
From tapping in to the knowledgeable people surrounding you, to taking the time to really the pros at shows, take a look at top riders' advice for keeping in the black
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How to make fly spray for horses: Horse & Hound readers’ recipes
Sometimes it's our own secret recipes that work the best as we try to battle the summer flies — take a look at the suggestions below for inspiration
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Wood pellet horse bedding: what are the pros and cons?
Thinking about swapping your straw or shavings for wood pellets? Here's what you need to consider first...
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On your marks, get set, bake: home-made horse treats recipe
Been inspired by the Great British Bake Off? Try out this simple recipe to make a home-made treat for your horse
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16 unexpected uses for horse products
From Mane ‘N Tail shampoo, to rubber matting and vet wrap, discover 16 surprising uses for equine products
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New Non Tip Feeder launched to save time, money and food
A new "Non Tip Feeder" has been launched - designed to save "time, money and food"
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Horse insurance: to insure or not to insure?
It's a difficult but very important decision for every horse owner to consider
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Money-saving haynet launched on to market
The net simply fits over bales of hay in a round feeder and is said to slow the rate of consumption while keeping paddocks clean
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Welfare charities save money by pooling resources
Money and resources can be saved by merging the National Equine Welfare Review Group (NEWRG) and the Equine Health and Welfare Strategy group (EHWS), says the horse industry
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Choosing the right rubber matting
Rubber matting is becoming increasingly popular as a form of bedding or a bedding base, while some people remain hesitant about using it, as Horse & Hound explains
