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We have been looking into ways to develop our packaging to ensure it is as environmentally-friendly as possible. We are proud to announce that we have now introduced recycled plastic into their packaging.

This isn't the blog I expected to write, but I am sure very few of us expected 2020 to turn out as it has! I had a fantastic training day with Dengie in January at Vale View and felt really excited for the season ahead with both girls in their prime and ready for an exciting progressive season.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a sales professional to work within the Dengie Sales Team in the North of England.

Well hasn’t the world changed?! In February, the word ‘Coronavirus’ was nothing more than a scary word or a looming nightmare, however lockdown has brought with it many silver linings.

It was a very different Nationals, but the organisation did superbly well. We were last to go (what a draw), Iggy was really very good and never let me down. He just kept with me, ignored the TV cameras and speakers.

The last month has been a highly educational and successful month for Liv Nolan. She have finally got back out to some shows and put Lockdown training into practice.

Maisie's preparations for the event season were going well and she was looking forward to her first event...then Coronavirus happened and everything stopped! Four months later she has competed at her first event with Bracken.

With restrictions being eased, Amy Roberts has been delighted to be out training with the horses again in preparation for the event season to kick start.

Olivia visits Lordy in Germany to see how his training with Warwick McLean is progressing and to also spend time with him before they bring him home to England.

In the UK, feeding straw to horses as the sole forage source is rarely done. However, straw can be a really useful feed ingredient particularly for diluting more nutritious fibre sources so the combination can be used to maximise chew time for good doers.

If you often feel that you’ve been working harder than your horse, you may be thinking that a change of diet could solve all of your problems; but can feeding help to improve your horse’s energy levels?

Rising temperatures, strenuous work and the physiological stress of travelling and competing can cause an electrolyte imbalance in horses as they sweat more which is the main way electrolytes are lost from the body.