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25/03/2023

I don't think this hour means more to anyone than it does to the equestrian world!
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01/01/2023

Wishing Everyone The Very Best For 2023!

24/12/2022

Wishing you all the very best this Christmas.
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17/11/2022

Welcome to The Horse Hotel NE a new addition to HayNet Overnight Stabling.
The Horse Hotel offers accomodation for horses and humans for more details click the link below.
https://myhorsenetwork.co.uk/overnight-stabling/find-overnight-stabling/320

17/10/2022

As the firework season is starting, head over to our website for some helpful tips and information on staying safe.
https://myhorsenetwork.co.uk/helpful-horse-transport-info/coping-with-fireworks

15/10/2022

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08/09/2022

Today we lost the most important Jewel in the Crown.
Thank you Your Majesty for an incredible 70 years. You will be greatly missed.

05/09/2022

Staggering statistics.

10/08/2022

More important than ever. Especially with many people thinking they are pretty wild flowers to have in their garden..

❗ RAGWORT WARNING ❗

With the hot weather set to stay with us for the foreseeable it is becoming even more important to be on the lookout for ragwort in your horse’s field.

Grazing is becoming increasingly sparse due to the lack of rain, potentially making ragwort more appealing to horses. When ragwort begins to dry out, it starts to lose its bitter taste but still remains toxic. Being more palatable, horses may seek it out when foraging and become more likely to eat parts of the plant.

Ragwort poisoning can accumulate over longer periods of time and have devastating effects. Be sure to regularly check your pasture and remove any ragwort to minimise the risk and help stop the cycle of growth.

For more information on ragwort poisoning and how to maintain your land visit: https://www.bhs.org.uk/horse-care-and-welfare/health-care-management/pasture-management/ragwort/

18/07/2022

🐄🐑🌞It's getting to that time of year when blue green algae and its danger to dogs and people hit the newspaper headlines but cattle and sheep can be killed by it too. They present as sudden deaths or animals with nervous signs.
Drinking from stagnant water is a big risk factor. This may be canals, slow moving river edges or ponds but remember to clean out dirty water troughs especially those in fields that have stood for several weeks and where now the cows are turned out onto the aftermath🐄🐑🌞

26/06/2022

Check out our Overnight Stabling list!
We are still looking for more facilities, if you can provide overnight stabling/grazing/holiday accommodation for horses and maybe humans too, then we are offering free listings for the rest of 2022!
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15/06/2022

Some very good advice from BHS.

Also remember if you have to travel your horse in hot weather try to choose a cooler time of day.
Have plenty of water with you for you and your horse in the event of breakdown/road blocks.
Have a plan in place!

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27/04/2022

Can you provide overnight stabling? We are offering FREE listings for our Overnight Stabling directory for the rest of 2022, head over to myhorsenetwork.co.uk to add your facility to our growing list!

21/04/2022

Timely reminder everyone!

⚠️ WARNING ⚠️

I know I’ve done a few posts on this but I keep seeing people posting about horses coming up short, uncomfortable or lame and they’re assuming it’s an injury but it’s more likely to be grass right now.

The grass in the UK is currently lethal and horses need to be managed very carefully if they’re on grass. The reason it is so deadly at the moment is the days are sunny, which activates photosynthesis and then the temperatures overnight drop to below 6 degrees which means the grass is storing the sugar rather than using it to grow. This is a trigger combination.

Until the temperatures overnight reach 6 degrees consistently we will stay in this cycle.

Think about adding salt and magnesium oxide (magox) to your horses’ feed to help counteract the effect of the grass.

12/04/2022

25/03/2022

Staying away with your horse? Head over to myhorsenetwork.co.uk to find your horse hotel!

09/03/2022

Urgent Appeal – do you want to help Ukrainian horses and owners caught in the crisis created by Russian conflict? https://bit.ly/3sSslx1

We’re raising funds with British Equestrian, The British Horse Society and British Equestrian Trade Association (BETA) with support from member bodies across the equestrian industry to provide emergency support for horses and their owners in Ukraine. We will be working initially with the Ukrainian and Polish Equestrian Federations who are best placed to provide immediate help to Ukrainian horses and owners right now, and we hope to add more local partners soon.

Please donate today to help Ukrainian horses receive much needed haylage, feed and bedding, as well as fund aid where it’s needed the most - https://bit.ly/3sSslx1

14/02/2022

Whoops!
Great excuse...
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