• A real swish Robertson family affair

    It was inevitable that James and Katie Robertson would start riding, as both their parents, James and Lynne, have a background in horses.

  • Evolutionary hands on work makes horse and rider happy

    PAULINE KIDD wears many hats, including being a Certified Rolfer®, Advanced STOTT pilates instructor™, Reiki master, and JMI Equine Sportmassage Therapist.

  • In the drovers footsteps

    IN 2006, Vyv Wood-Gee and her daughter Elsa with their two Fell ponies Lancer and Mikado rode 1,335 miles from John O’Groats to Lands End in aid of Cancer Research.

  • Hard work and talent pay off for Jo Barry

    Scotland’s leading dressage rider Jo Barry is not resting on her laurels and despite winning three national titles at last month’s British Dressage winter championships she’s hungry for more.

  • Raising profile of rare breed

    Eriskay ponies are few and far between and it is no surprise that they are on the critical list of the Rare Breed Survival Trust.

  • Diversifying into courses for horses

    HORSES AND farming can work together as the cross-country training course at Braeside of Lindores, Newburgh near Cupar in Fife proves.

  • Kilmannan Stud changes direction

    Mountain and moorland ponies are going through a purple patch as riders recognise the versatility these breeds can offer.