Campbell Clips

16/10/2025

Anyone looking for their next purchase, this mare is amazing and I wish I was in a position to have her alongside Red 🤩✨

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14.2/3hh approx 5 year old welsh section D mare. Bought directly from the breeder as a 3 year old and been slowly and correctly produced. - Forward and fun but safe and sensible - 3 balanced paces and works in a natural soft frame - Makes a lovely shape o...

23/09/2025

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‘The clip hasn’t lasted long at all!’

The change in daylight hours is what triggers the winter coat change and growth -
In the UK, horse’s coats tend to start changing from (roughly) early September and can continue to grow in reasonably quickly through to the winter solstice, at which point the coat growth will slow down.

You’ll find that clips between September-December don’t ’last as long’ as clips done in the New Year. This is because the winter coat is continually growing until the solstice.
Natives/cobs/heavies tend to be on the hairier side, so some may need clipped every 4 weeks (give or take) if you want to keep them neat.
Whereas warmblood/TB/finer types may only need clipped 2/3 times over the whole winter (September-February), as they tend to grow a finer coat.

This is a rough guide, not a set in stone rule!
Every horse is different, and there are a lot of factors to consider -
• Age
• Breed
• Coat type (thick/fine/dense/long…)
• Health (Cushing’s Disease, EMS etc)
• Weight
• Workload
• Routine (in/out)
• Or, just like people - they can be hairy/not so hairy, no matter what the breed of horse is!

How often do you clip your horse? Tell me their breed etc and why you chose to do it as often as you do!

22/03/2025

March has been the hunter clip month; some afters and befores and a very satisfying hot cloth☀️✂️

23/10/2024

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‘The clip hasn’t lasted long at all!’

The change in daylight hours is what triggers the winter coat change and growth -
In the UK, horse’s coats tend to start changing from (roughly) early September and can continue to grow in reasonably quickly through to the winter solstice, at which point the coat growth will slow down.

You’ll find that clips between September-December don’t ’last as long’ as clips done in the New Year. This is because the winter coat is continually growing until the solstice.
Natives/cobs/heavies tend to be on the hairier side, so some may need clipped every 4 weeks (give or take) if you want to keep them neat.
Whereas warmblood/TB/finer types may only need clipped 2/3 times over the whole winter, as they tend to grow a finer coat.

This is a rough guide, not a set in stone rule!
Every horse is different, and there are a lot of factors to consider -
• Age
• Breed
• Coat type (thick/fine/dense/long…)
• Health (Cushing’s Disease, EMS etc)
• Weight
• Workload
• Routine (in/out)
• Or, just like people - they can be hairy/not so hairy, no matter what the breed of horse is!

How often do you clip your horse? Tell me their breed etc and why you chose to do it as often as you do!

26/08/2024

Not many I’ll lay down with to clip 😅❤️

25/02/2024

One week to go to the half marathon and last stint for fundraising! Amazingly you’ve all got me to £390, would loveeeee to get to £400 and beyond. Anyone still thinking of donating please do!! I will be very grateful! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️

Some how, despite not being a runner, and anyone that knows me know, my exercise go to’s usually involve sitting in or on some sort of saddle, ??‍♀️, I am going be running the Cambridge Half Marathon to raise funds for The Malcolm Whales Foundation!I am excited and nervous and would love to ...

29/01/2024

Playing about with Ruby at the weekend; little blanket for one 💈✂️

17/10/2023

The unofficial clip guide...

I think this might be part 1 of a few! 🤣

©️Emily Cole Illustrations

02/10/2023

Far far slower season this year after taking a bit of a step back; not forever but certainly for a season; early clip for Red as a result ✂️

19/02/2023

Sunny day clips are my favourite, spring is coming 🤫

11/12/2022

Little bit chilly for clipping 🥶