Providing fibre in a form that horses and ponies can manage to chew it ensures that they are still receiving all the vital nutrients to keep them healthy. Pelleted fibres that are fed soaked are particularly beneficial for veteran horses, aiding hydration in the performance horse and during winter months.

Sometimes all is not quite as it seems...So Leo has been training hard all winter, but Jan 1st has come along which can only mean one thing ... our new PFEI season has started.

2018 was a mixed year for Tanya Buckingham with some good results, but also a tragedy when she lost her horse Skip whilst training at home. Find our what her goals are for 2019.

We are very excited to be heading into the 2019 with lots of big plans. We will be expanding our premises as well as welcoming new arrivals, so excited to keep you updated.

Dental issues aren’t just a problem for the older horse, they can also affect the ridden horse, from the riding club horse through to the performance horse.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a sales professional to work within the Dengie Sales Teamin the South East of England.

As winter approaches and turnout time is limited, horses and ponies may spend more time stabled. Keeping them occupied can be a worry for many horse owners and providing snack balls can be a great way to help reduce boredom and provide a more natural ‘trickle’ feeding rate.

We would like to introduce our newest member of the Dengie Sales Team, Kate Deegan who joins us as the Area Sales Manager for Ireland.

My aim for October was to try and qualify both ponies for the Area finals of the Pony Club Dengie Winter League Novice Dressage. The first qualifier was at West Wilts Equestrian Centre and it was a very wet and cold day.

I had a great training session at Carl Hester's this week! He loved my new boy AJ. Carl even said he would have bought him!

I can’t quite believe how quickly the weeks are blurring and flying by - so much to tell you all and to look forward to.

My final event of the year on Googie started fantastically with a super dressage test leaving us in 20th out of 90 in the CIC2* at Bicton.