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Equesure are equine insurance specialists and our team have over 60 years’ combined equine experience with all of the team currently owning one or more horses or have owned or loaned horses previously. You can therefore rest assured our agents will be able to interpret your demands and needs and hopefully provide you with the cover and premium you’re looking for.
Equesure obtain prices from a carefully selected panel of insurers for Horse Insurance and Horsebox Insurance, meaning we can offer various cover and competitive premiums for Horses & Horseboxes up to the value of £750,000.
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Here at Equesure, we love working with Riding Clubs and arranging insurance for club members.
We are starting a strong affinity with groups and clubs up and down the country and truly appreciate the enthusiasm they generate for the equine industry.
Riding clubs bring together people from all walks of life that share the same passion and we want to be there for you, when you need us.
To discuss how your club can get involved please call a member of our team today on 01480 220089 or get in touch online.
The weather has been a bit awful with the high winds and two days of snow. The horses had to stay in for a couple of day with the winds and rain (much to their displeasure) as I didn’t want them galloping about and slipping over (main culprit would be Bob).
Less saddle time and more jobs seems to be the theme around here since the clocks went back, and annoyingly the ground has been lovely and dry for riding, for the first Winter in 3 years, but we are determined to have jobs done while the weather is still just about on our side.
Do you ever find yourself looking at your horse’s hooves and wonder how ‘feet’ so small can support an animal so heavy and mobile? Some would say equine hooves are a miracle of Mother Nature. But they need plenty of care and attention to ensure they do the job that they are designed to do.
Seeing blood streaming from your beloved horse’s nose can be extremely upsetting for even the most experienced of owners. While in many cases it probably isn’t serious, how can you know whether it’s a simple issue requiring basic first aid?
