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NorthantsHorseTrader #19 January - March 2020 Your EVENTS FREE Local Equestrian GUIDE Magazine For Northamptonshire 2020 Wall Planner & Beyond! NEWS New Sponsored Rider British Riding Clubs 2020 Focus EXPERT ADVICE The Benefits of Hydrotherapy for Horses… How to have a Healthier and Happier Horse in 2020 PRODUCTS WE New Product Range By READER RESULTS BRC Area 7 Success Local & National Business Ads TRAINING VET ADVICE Keeping Your Horse Supple During The Colder Months… By Matt Cox Oesophagageal Obstruction ‘Choke’ WIN A Lesson with International Show Jumper Dan Delsart Find Advertisers By Category BUSINESS FINDER BREAKING & SCHOOLING FREELANCE GROOMS LAUNDRY SERVICES RIDING CLUBS SERVICES CHB Freelance Groom Services 34 Jane Boulton Rug Repair 32 Bozeat Riding Club 15 Aureole Sports Horses B&B & Livery 30 PAGS Equestrian Services 15 Middleton Livery Rug Washing 24 Northants Riders Club 29 CHB Freelance Groom Services 34 Pegasus Equine Services 3 Rushden & District Riding Club 23 EJ’s Equestrian 3 FEED AND BEDDING The Equine Laundry 26 PAGS Equestrian Services 15 Bagforce 14 RIDING SCHOOLS LIVERY YARDS Bletsoe Brown Country Store 11 East Lodge Farm 34 Aureole Sports Horses B&B & Livery 30 COMPETITION & TRAINING Collins Pet & Country Store 32 East Lodge Farm 34 CENTRES & FACILITY HIRE Gladwells Pet & County Store 10 SADDLERS & LEATHERWORK East Lodge Equine (Courteenhall) 14 East Lodge Equine (Courteenhall) 14 Oakfield Farm Products 14 Em Cornwell Saddle Fitter 4 Edgcote Gallops 23 Danesmoor Eventing 10 Pegasus Equine Services 3 Hockerhill Farm Livery 35 Lynsey Ellis Leatherwork 29 Hockerhill Farm Livery 35 Hay For Sale 11 Katie B. Frisby 24 Manor Farm Livery 11 Three Shires Country Feed Products 20 Manor Farm Livery 11 TRAINING & COACHING Moulton EC 28 Alison Kenward 15 Middleton Livery Services 24 Woodview Farm & Stud 34 Danesmoor Eventing 10 HEALTHCARE SERVICES Moulton EC 28 Em Cornwell Equine Sports Vincent Brown-Keech Livery 4 East Lodge Equine (Courteenhall) 14 COUNTRY STORES AND TACK 4 Therapist Woodview Farm & Stud 34 Matt Cox 22 SHOPS Catherine Stewart Equine Massage 11 Ride With Confidence 32 Bagforce 14 GB Equine Therapy/Osteopathy 6 PADDOCK, STABLE & YARD Bletsoe Brown Country Store 11 Ginny Patterson The Horse Listener 24 Animat 15 TRANSPORT SERVICES Collins Pet & Country Store 32 Katie B. Frisby (Rehabilitation) 24 Equimat 6 Horse Transporter 15 Flying Change Equestrian 26 Moulton EC Hydrotherapy 28 Wheelbarrows Direct 6 Mad Horse Transport 14 Gladwells Pet & County Store 10 Swanspool Equine & Farm Vets 7 Mobile Horsebox & Trailers Repairs 10 Pegasus Equine Services 3 PET SERVICES The Comfy Horse Co 29 LAND MANAGEMENT, ARENA'S & Ginny Patterson The Horse Listener 14 Vets FENCING PAGS Equestrian Services 15 Swanspool Equine & Farm Vets 7 EQUINE DENTISTS Baseworks 12 Hannah Breen Equine Dentist 8 Fencing & Gate Services 29 PHOTOGRAPHY & ART MISCELLANEOUS Midlands Horse Arenas 26 JLY Photography 24 Elite Custom Clothing 33 FARRIERS Horse Cleaning Ltd 23 Chris Allen Equine Podiatrist Ltd 10 Equestriman 2 Kevin Griggs 34 Northants Rosettes 14 The Freelance Business Assistant 3 PUBLISHING DATES STOCKISTS th Northampton Next Issue Deadline 5 April Moulton College EC, Pitsford Road, Moulton, equestrian.moulton.ac.uk The Equine Laundry, Stoke Bruerne, theequinelaundrynorthants.co.uk Collins Pet Foods Ltd, Blue Barn Farm, Hardingstone 2020 2020 2020 Bletsoe Brown Country Store, Sywell Booking & Payment Tower Farm Saddlers, Earls Barton, towerfarmsaddlers.co.uk Quarterly Publishing Dates Date Available From Deadline East Lodge Riding School, Ecton, eastlodgeridingschool.co.uk Groomers Horse & Pet Supplies, groomersnorthampton.net Online from the 1st Bagforce Aggregates, Brackley, bagforce.co.uk January - March 5th December Stockist's from the 5th Daventry (January) Harley Equestrian, Woodford Halse, harleyequestrian.com Washbrook Farm, Aston Le Walls, astoneqc.com st Online from the 1 Towcester April - June 10th March Stockist's from the 5th TH Tack Barn, Tiffield, tiffieldhighlanders.com (April) Whitfield Charity Horse Shows, whitfieldcharityhorseshow.co.uk Northants/Warwickshire Border Online from the 1st th The Feed Shed, Flecknoe, thefeedshed.co.uk July - September 10 June Stockist's from the 5th Peterborough and Cambridgeshire (July) Equiworld, Great Staughton, St Neots, equiworldlimited.co.uk/tackshop Online from the 1st Houghton & Huntingdon Riding Club, huntingdonrc.co.uk th th Pegasus Equine Services, Pegasus-Equine-Services October - December 10 September Stockist's from the 5 Bedfordshire (October) The College EC, Keysoe, keysoe.com Sharnbrook Animal Feeds, Sharnbrook, sharnbrookanimalfeeds.co.uk Buckinghamshire MK Equestrian Centre, mkec.co.uk Northants Horse Trader Magazine Contacts: Emberton & District Riding Club, embertondistrictrc.co.uk For General Enquiries Contact Sarah Wellingborough Swanspool Equine Veterinary Clinic, swanspoolvets.com T: 07919 386852 or E: [email protected] Glebe Farm Equestrian Centre, Bozeat, glebefarmec.co.uk Features & Editorial E: [email protected] Northants Riders Club, northantsridersclub.weebly.com News E: [email protected] Bozeat Riding Club, bozeatrc.wixsite.com/bozeatrc Kettering Events E: [email protected] Pet All, 4 Duke St, Burton Latimer, petall.co.uk Accounts E: [email protected] Dodson & Horrell Country Store, dodsonandhorrellcountrystore.com Jim Barrett Equine and Canine, equestrianandcanine.co.uk Kevin Griggs Farrier, 07876 190483 NHT is a free magazine and is put together for the enjoyment of our readers. The views expressed by the authors and those providing comments in this magazine are theirs alone, and do not necessarily reflect the views of NHT, or our advertisers. Rockingham Forest Riding Club Shows, rfrc.org.uk All material published in NHT (either in the magazine and/or the website), including adverts, editorials, articles and all other Rushden content is published in good faith. Veterinary, Health and all other advice in this magazine is provided as a general guide and you should always seek professional advice. NHT accepts no liability for any errors or omissions and unless specifically Gladwells Pet & Country Store, copdockmill.co.uk stated does not endorse any companies, products or services that appear in the publication or on this website. 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Where prices or South Kilworth Riding Club (Lutterworth), skrc.co.uk dates are quoted they are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change. Please always check with the advertiser or event organiser directly. No part of this magazine or proof may be copied or reproduced. NHT - Northants Horse Trader The magazine is also delivered to many livery yards, Magazine events and other equestrian related businesses 1 NorthantsHorseTrader Magazine INSIDE THIS ISSUE Front Page Cover NHT Magazine’s This issues front page cover NEWS New Sponsored Rider is a stunning photo of ‘Ash’ a 22yo Welsh Cob mare owned by 17yo Demi Evans. ‘Ash’ is Demi’s first pony who she has now owned for 10 years. VET Oesophagageal Obstuction ‘Choke’ By Swanspool Equine & Farm Vets Demi tells NHT Magazine ADVICE “Ash has taught me everything and now we enjoy light leisure riding. 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