P & F Sport

With temperatures set to rise this week, the welfare and wellbeing of our horses and ponies must remain our top priority.

Whether you're exercising at home, travelling to a show, or competing at an event, hot weather can place additional strain on our horses. Taking a few simple precautions can make a significant difference.

Please take a moment to read the guidance below from British Equestrian, covering hydration, travelling, exercising and cooling down in warmer conditions.

Every horse is different, and what is suitable for one may not be appropriate for another, so always use your judgement and seek veterinary advice if you have any concerns.

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Crossing Point Stewards Needed: Cornbury House Horse Trials, 10-13 September 2026 ✨

To volunteer, fill out the online form or get in touch via email: [email protected]

This is a paid role and includes a delicious lunch! 🥪

Back to Moulton College Equestrian Centre today and two super wins 71% & 70.7% great job Cammy Bear 🐻 & Felicity Coles

When our special apprentice is front row at Badminton Horse Trials & witnesses Equine History Madeleine Fielding KEITS Training Services and the boss texts ‘get a photo’- Ros Canter Eventing congratulations superstar 👌🏼

Dancing his way to 72% - Cammy Bear 🐻 doing his thing - powered by SPILLERS &

Good horsemanship starts with the basics - being clean, tidy & conscientious

💩 The power of poo picking! It might not be glamorous, though it's one of the most effective ways to protect your horse’s health and it is backed by research.

📚 Studies have shown that managing your grazing land by regular poo picking significantly reduces the number of infective parasite larvae on pasture which reduces the risk of infection and helps break the worm lifecycle before it can impact your horse.

🌱 Parasite control can start on the ground, literally! Consistency matters more than perfection. Small, regular efforts have a real impact on paddock hygiene.

Read the evidence 👉 bit.ly/Poo-Picking-Power

Another year supporting local riders and equine enthusiasts through British Dressage