What To Look For In Equestrian Surfaces This Spring
Discover what to look for in equestrian arena surfaces this spring, from frost resistance and drainage to maintenance, multi-discipline use, and long-term performance.
Affordable Equestrian Surfaces – 5 Factors To Consider
Selecting the right affordable equestrian surface requires balancing cost, quality, and performance. Discover the 5 key factors riders and yard owners should consider, from material and maintenance to climate, riding discipline, and safety. Make the best investment for your horse and arena.
Cooling Down A Horse In Winter Safely
Cooling down a horse safely in winter is essential for preventing chills, muscle stiffness, and skin irritation after exercise. Even in cold weather, horses can sweat heavily during training — especially if they’re unclipped or in full winter coat. Knowing how to cool a horse down properly, use sweat rugs effectively, and dry them quickly can protect their health and comfort throughout the colder months. In this guide, we explain the best ways to dry a sweaty horse in winter, from cool-down walking and towel drying to using cooler rugs and solariums.
The Science of Polework
Polework isn’t just about adding variety to training – it’s backed by science.
An effective training tool and, when combined with the right surface, improves equine biomechanics, strength, coordination, and long-term soundness.
Here’s Why Foleys Are The Best Riding Arena Surfaces
Discover why Foleys Equestrian Ltd supply the best riding arena surfaces across the UK, using premium virgin carpet fibre for performance and longevity.