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20/07/2024

Thank you for all the orders leading up to next week, good luck to everyone that's out there competing and showcasing their breeds

Any orders placed on the website will be posted on Friday when we are back from the show

We'd love to see your photos from the show, either tag us or post them in the comments

19/07/2024
18/07/2024

When you are showing up and giving it your best to become personally better for yourself and for your horse, the chatter in the background is just noise that does not need any attention from YOU!

People are quick to share their opinions on others who are doing what they are afraid to do themsevles. It makes them feel secure momentarily using snide remarks and personally driven opinions on what you are doing. These opinions/remarks can be driven by jealously or simply by the fact you are doing something they are scared to do, such as stepping out of your comfort zone and working hard to GROW!

These remarks can be hurtful if you let them. The key is to NOT take them PERSONALLY and to know they are just coming from someone else's personal experiences in the matter and their upbringing and has absolutely nothing to do with you!

17/07/2024

🍀 GOOD LUCK to everyone in Paris. 🍀

There is no doubt about it, all grooms work hard and although working at the Olympics will be totally awesome, it will also be exhausting at times

Show your support by wishing the grooms good luck, leave your message below…..

📸 Adam Short will be at Paris 2024 as groom for Tom McEwen with JL Dublin.

17/07/2024
17/07/2024

The sun is shining and it is HOT 😎☀️

⭐️ Fly Spray £8 a litre
⭐️ Fly Eye Gel £8.50 100ml
⭐️ Pollen Balm £6.50 100ml
⭐️ Anti Itch Gel £8.50 250ml
⭐️ Mane & Tail Conditioner £5 250ml
⭐️ Hoof Balm £6 250ml
⭐️ LamiBalm £12.95 100ml

Full Product list available in the online store

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16/07/2024

Following member feedback received regarding the NAF Five Star BE80 Championships at Bramham, British Eventing would like to open up the opportunity for more

16/07/2024

Did you know that you can send our Olympic eventing squad messages of support ahead of this year’s Paris games? Hosted by Equiratings in conjunction with British Eventing, the ‘BE with us’ portal is live now!

It only takes 45 seconds and is a wonderful way to remind our athletes how amazing they are and give them a little boost ahead of the competition kicking off.

Here’s the link you need: https://equiratings.typeform.com/bewithus2024

16/07/2024

Fabulous weekend at Forgandenny (2) BE horse trials this weekend 😀. Thank you everyone who came by the stand - it was great to see you all - and thank you for your orders. Next stop for the tradestand is Burgham in 10 days time - mega entries so looking forward to 4 busy days. Now off to place orders for more Agaso breeches, DVR stock shirts and Hy stretch competition jackets as these were all very popular this weekend 😀

16/07/2024
16/07/2024

I'm sorry to maybe sound repetitive, but I really cannot understand how anyone can be happy and maybe even proud about their horse being like this, unfortunately just a random image we can see constantly everywhere... With the expression of someone who totally gave up, someone fully broken inside, his mouth shut with a tight flash noseband whose barbaric purpose is very clear: "I don't care if you are in pain and try to reduce it by opening your mouth, as the flash noseband will just prevent you from doing it, so you will have to obey or you'll just suffer more..." Because that's exactly the only real purpose of using these flash nosebands and many other restrictive and harsh tools: to prevent horses from avoiding any discomfort humans may give them with their directions, in order to make them become more submissive and easier to control...by using pain. And all of this while going on speaking about horses being impossible to force doing something they don't want to, while going on speaking about horses being willing athletes happily enjoying their job...Shameful 😑

Why choose Green Tail Pet Products…Competitively priced with the markets other treatments and preventatives.Why is this ...
15/07/2024

Why choose Green Tail Pet Products…

Competitively priced with the markets other treatments and preventatives.

Why is this different? It’s handmade and not mass produced.

This ensures a higher concentration of effective ingredients, nothing is ‘watered down’.
💰 Better Value💰
It’s made with PURE ingredients, 100% Plant based & 100% chemical free. No additives, emulsifiers or bulking agents.

Highest Grade Aloe Vera & Concentrated Essential Oils 💚

14/07/2024
12/07/2024

Do you want your horse to just be obedient and “do the thing” or do you want them to also feel emotionally okay with doing what you’re asking?

That is the real question.

When we fixate on the end goal without concern for how it’s achieved, it can certainly create results but it often comes at the expense of us losing sight of the horse as an emotional being with their own thoughts and feelings.

In a partnership, how the horse feels about things should be valued as much (but ideally more than) whether they accomplish what we ask.

A horse may enter the trailer terrified, but is it really a win to be able to chase them in when it results in them trembling, pawing and otherwise being extremely stressed out, time after time?

A horse may be able to get around a jump course, but is it really an achievement to do that when they’re rushing fences and needing to be bitted up to the nines in order for the rider to maintain control because the horse is so stressed that they’re bolting around seeking escape?

HOW we achieve what we do with horses matters.

We need to stop losing sight of how we manage to train certain behaviours.

Fixating on the final result with no care for how it was obtained opens the door to justify cruelty in training if it yields results.

Emotional health and physical health go hand in hand.

It isn’t enough to keep horses physically healthy.

They must also be emotionally healthy.

12/07/2024

Fly Eye concentrate is proving very popular.

This is concentrated Margosa with Aloe Vera.

Perfect for horses needed something a bit stronger for around the eyes, nose and ears.

I’ve had fantastic results from horses suffering with blocked tear ducts as a result of fly irritation.

Dab around areas needing an extra level of deterrent or rub into hands and apply.

www.greentailpetproducts.co.uk

Amen! Stop bullying horses and jumping the death out of them! They are not machines! Sick of seeing people over jumping ...
12/07/2024

Amen! Stop bullying horses and jumping the death out of them! They are not machines!

Sick of seeing people over jumping horses using whips excessively and this is when they are just in training at home and low level shows , the spotlight is on all bigger affiliated events but the local shows and unaffiliated shows need to step up as well!

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12/07/2024

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I'm posting this with a heavy heart...😔😥😭As much as I love having my horses , they take up too much of my time and I am ...
12/07/2024

I'm posting this with a heavy heart...😔😥😭

As much as I love having my horses , they take up too much of my time and I am struggling to keep up with the everyday basics such as cleaning and maintaining my home, so something has to give. I will be re-homing. 😥
Please don't ask any questions, as I can't handle talking about it.

Below is a list of what's available. All FREE of charge, but to good homes only. Serious inquiries only please.

Thanks for reading and understanding...

1. Dustpan and brush

2. Sponges

3. Dusters

4. Mop and bucket

5. Window cleaner

6. Vacuum

7. Dishwashing liquid

8. Laundry detergent

9. Fabric softener

10. Laundry baskets

11. Toilet brush

12. Cleaning sprays

13. Scrubbing brushes

😂😂😂 Got you!!!!😉😉😉😄😄😄

My horses are my family 💕

Have a great day all😘🐕

Credit image : Holloway Horses - Re-trainer of Racehorses

12/07/2024

💥🐴Competition time🐴💥
Your chance to win an Eziwash set of your choice of the OG or Purple Haze shampoo, Eraser stain remover and a Dry and Polish towel, competition will end Sunday the 14th of July at 8pm, just in time for the Royal welsh

All you need to do is
1) Like the post
2) tag 2 friends
3) share the original post

Good luck

12/07/2024

Just a reminder that entries are OPEN for this year's NAF Five Star International Hartpury Horse Trials incorporating the British Eventing Official National Championships.

Ballot date is rapidly approaching and whilst we realise that competitors are entering events later and later, we'd appreciate entries as early as possible given the addition of the national championships and the much busier-than-usual timetable!

Check out the latest PROVISIONAL timetable here: https://shorturl.at/TPjo6

You can view the full schedule and ENTER via the BE website here: https://shorturl.at/OFVJd

Buy tickets here: https://shorturl.at/V7sO9

12/07/2024

I wrote this piece as a blog a while ago, but I feel like fewer people read them than they do posts, so here it is again...

Unless you have been living under a rock, you will have heard that the 'social license' of Equestrian sports has been called into question, more so since the abomination that was the Penthalon at Tokyo Olympics.

I have been reading and debating whether or not to comment on this, but like everyone I have my own opinions, and this is something I would like to put forward to the equestrian community. When you know better you can do better.

Bitting is a HUGELY contested issue, not only between equestrians, but people who have opinions about pictures they see on the internet. Admittedly many pictures are cause for concern, there is no denying that. This is where we should be doing better.

I stand firm on my base that the horses comfort is the priority and both bitted and bitless have the power to cause unnecessary damage. It's about doing what is right for your horse, and continually working to better your own skills for their sake. A soft bit in hard hands and a hard bit in soft hands can be on equal par in their workings. There is also the matter of correct fitting affecting the action of the bit significantly.

What concerns me hugely is the amount of mass produced bits that look like they should be 50 shades extras, freely available in the community to anyone who walks into a tack store or can shop online. In my opinion there is quite frankly no reason for them to be produced in this day and age where education is available (Shout out to the fabulous bitting companies who actually put research into their designs!) While NZ is typically not as bad as countries like the USA when it comes to this issue, it is slowly becoming a pandemic of 'fix the training with a bit band aid'

There is no horse on earth that needs (for example) a twisted wire bit or a piece of chainsaw chain. If you think that, please get a lesson or consider a rocking horse (harsh truth)
Now I am not saying that every horse should go in a loose ring double jointed snaffle, that's simply not practical or sensible. I am encouraging you to be thoughtful in your bitting choices, use leverage bits correctly, with two reins or roundings and a curb strap where ever possible.

Always remember that many issues behind present in the mouth, if you are having trouble start in the hind quarter and work forward. The tongue is connected to the hind quarter through a series of muscles. A number of horses I see as a bit fitter don't actually have an issue with their bit, but are tight or sore through the body.

Like the majority of tack and artificial aids most bits (and bitless bridles!) have their place in the world when used correctly, double bridles included. In order for the horse to want to carry itself forward in a correct manner it needs to have a level of trust in it's bit, for this the bit needs to be comfortable in it's mouth.

In order for us to retain our social license to use horses in sport, there needs to be a high level of welfare maintained. This absolutely includes bitting choices.

I challenge you as an equestrian and horse lover to make this change, research your bitting choices and make changes where you need so we can continue the sport we love. Are you a saddlery that sells bits? I encourage you to take a hard look at your stock and make some choices.

Please share : this isn’t our post it’s been copied from elsewhere but it’s an important one for us all to remember! I f...
11/07/2024

Please share : this isn’t our post it’s been copied from elsewhere but it’s an important one for us all to remember!

I found some flowers against my fence today.
I appreciate that things go wrong in life, I have certainly had more than my fair share of things going wrong!
However, as much as I appreciate, sympathise, empathise and understand the feelings that make people want to commemorate when things go wrong, sometimes, a little forethought should be given to the actions taken.
Flowers look lovely, but when they are put against a fence, they attract animals that are kept within that fence. Many flowers are poisonous to things like horses, sheep, cattle, etc. So, as much as they look nice, they are potentially lethal to animals.
But then,. there are those folks who take failing to think a tad further. These are the people who, in their grief, fail to realise that many flowers are harmful to grazing animals, yet leave the flowers in a plastic wrap or waxed paper or a plastic or even metal tie. In a few cases, I have seen flowers left with LEDs with either a battery or a small solar panel so that a light shines when it's dark. Again, beautiful, but deadly to animals.
And then there are those who miss all of that, not only doing most or all of the above, but also stick, tie, tape, wire, other plastic flowers, sometimes with a metal spike to try to keep them in place, placed on or very near a fence that is there to keep the enclosed animals and people apart.
Whoever left the beautiful flowers on my fence, they were plastic, tied with string, and with a metal spike in the bunch on the ground.
Just so that we understand each other. I truly appreciate the sentiment and I know how it feels when things go wrong in our lives, but please, don't leave potentially poisonous flowers where animals can get to them, please don't don't leave plants or flowers in their plastic/paper/other wrappings. Please don't put flowers or plants, tied to a fence or post with anything that an animal could get to and eat. Please don't leave fake or plastic flowers or plants where animals can get to them. Please don't leave metal or plastic spikes where animals can get to them and please, don't leave lights, batteries, solar panels or anything else that could be even unhealthy for an animal to eat.
If you want to leave some kind of memorial, please come and have a chat with us. Most land owners will be happy to consider you putting some nice flowers or plants somewhere safe.
I'd even go so far as letting you build some kind of organic shrine if that's what you want to do. By which I mean something like a small wooden notice or mini shed or something. But please understand that if farmers find anything that might harm our livestock, we are likely to remove them, regardless of the reason why they were placed.
If farmers have their animals killed by memorial things, it's not good for anyone. If someone looses their horses or other animals, their owners are going to be just as distraught as the person who left the commemorations.

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