When preparing to put your horse on sale, many horse owners forget the importance of feeding. To maximise the value of the horse, you need to make sure your horse is at its best at sale time.
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Today, we’re going to look at the key elements you need to consider for horse sale preparation: 

Finding a place for you and your beloved horse can get overwhelming. There are so many options, depending on where you live, you can choose from, and many of those offerings usually offer the same services, so which would be the best horse agistment for your needs?
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Check out these points to consider when looking for a new home for your pony.

Finding a safe space for your precious stallion can be stressful for both you as the owner and the horse. But it doesn't have to be! We are going to outline a few necessary factors to take into account when finding the perfect spot.

​So, what exactly is horse agistment? Good question! This is when the owner of the horse does not have the necessary available space to keep their horse, and this problem is relatively common. As a solution, persons with the correct facilities take the horse in for caring. This process is, by definition, agistment. The owner pays a fee that covers the living space, feed, cleaning, and other necessities. 

Thoroughbred breaking is a centuries-old practice that has, in recent times, come under much controversy. Animal lovers around the world have started to look at thoroughbred breaking and question its ethics, need and effect on horses.

This is not a negative thing in the slightest, as humans, we should continuously re-evaluate our societal practices to ensure they are genuinely in line with what is right.

While thoroughbred breaking may consist of certain aspects that could be considered harsh towards the horse, if done correctly, thoroughbred breaking will only ever benefit your horse.