Innholdsfortegnelse for Issue 424 i Your Horse

Hello One of the worst horses I ever had is one of the horses I now remember most fondly. She was an ex-racer that fitted every stereotype going (she was also a chestnut mare – in colour and spirit!). Cantering in an open space was only wise if you had a death wish and most days I was terrified to ride her full stop. At the time, I really wasn’t experienced enough to understand or cope with her hair-raising ways. But, with perseverance and patience, we got somewhere together and she did end up being a horse I loved to ride. I needed a lot of help along the way but eventually I could go out with my head held high, showing anyone who’d doubted us that, actually, we did…

A new discount card called The Equine Pass has been launched. It costs £10 a year and offers a range of discounts off tack, farrier costs, equine dentist treatments and horse transport. “The Equine Pass was developed because all equestrians are looking for a discount, from those on a tight budget to those who are competitive,” says the director of The Equine Pass, Lisa Rumsey. So far there’s been a range of equestrian businesses that have taken advantage of this scheme. To sign up or read more, visit www.theequinepass.com…

Badminton Horse Trials DATE 3 to 7 May WHERE Badminton, South Gloucestershire COST Starting from £8 www.badminton-horse.co.uk Royal Windsor Horse Show DATE 10 to 14 May WHERE Windsor Castle, Windsor COST Adults from £14 to £39.50, children free to £19 www.rwhs.co.uk Balmoral Show DATE 10 to 13 May WHERE Balmoral Park, Co. Antrim COST Adults £18, prices vary for under 18s www.balmoralshow.co.uk Confidence for riders talk DATE 20 May WHERE Peterborough Regional College, Peterborough COST £20 www.horseconfidence4u.co.uk…

YOUR MONTHLY PLANNER PART 1 Self-carriage (this issue) Traditional coloured cob, Martini, and her owner Kim work on lightening the forehand and engaging the hindquarters to help boost self-carriage PART 2 Lose the tension (On sale 6 April) Simon and Patrick, the maxi cob, use exercises to aid relaxation to produce freer movement PART 3 Better balance and connection (On sale 4 May) Para rider Jackie and her horse, Mali, focus on improving rider coordination and working to a more correct contact PART 4 Channel his enthusiasm (On sale 1 June) Sarah and her native pony, Jack, look at ways to contain his willingness to work so he lifts his forehand to produce more elastic paces MEET THE TRAINER ALISON SHORT is a British Dressage (BD)…

MEET THE EXPERTS RUSSELL GUIRE, who is Team GBR’s World Class Programme Performance Analyst, runs Centaur Biomechanics, which specialises in horse and rider performance analysis.www.centaurbiomechanics.co.uk HELEN MATHIE is a human and animal physiotherapist and is team GBR’s Para-equestrian Dressage, Equine Physiotherapist. Helen is dually qualified to treat both humans and animals. She’s also a National RDA Classifier. SITTING SLUMPED IN an office chair, hunching over a computer, stooping as you stand – ignore position faults at your peril because poor posture can quickly lead to soreness, stiffness and a strain in different areas of the body. But we all know this, right? It’s likely that you do and it’s possible you’ve experienced pain or discomfort as a result of poor posture yourself . But what about your horse? What’s the…

Chief Co-ordinator Rosemary Lang has been instrumental in developing the charity over the years. “Our remit is simple,” she told us. “We are here for when no other help is available. I want to encourage people to contact us, even if they think we can’t do anything for them. No one is a lost cause and there’s usually something we can do, even if it’s as simple as emotional support through tough times. We also get partners and families of the injured person calling us – sometimes they just need to talk and express emotions that they wouldn’t want to say out loud to anyone else. It’s important for us to remember that everyone who contacts us has been thrust into a situation overnight with no warning or time to…

1 SPRING ESSENTIALS SET FOR YOUR HORSE This selection of tack room and grooming essentials from Horseware Ireland includes an Amigo Bravo 12 plus (250g) turnout rug, plus a Flyaway non-slip saddle pad and matching ear net. You’ll also receive a Rambo Newmarket grooming kit with all the brushes you’ll ever need, along with Everyday Tangleaway spray and Stockholm Tar spray. Find out more at www.horseware.com 10 FIRST AID KITS UP FOR GRABS A well-stocked first aid kit is an essential for your tack room so that you can cope with any minor injuries. The Horse & Rider First Aid Kit from Robinson Animal Healthcare contains all the key products you’ll need to deal with minor cuts and grazes. It includes Animalintex (the medicinal licensed veterinary poultice) and…

LYNNE CROWDEN owns Woodlander Stud with Dave Crowden. They have bred more than 300 foals and work with top riders, such as Carl Hester. www.woodlanderstud.com Is my mare producing enough milk? Q I’m concerned that my mare isn’t producing enough milk. How can I check? Harry Roberts, West Sussex A This is something that preoccupies all of us breeders in the first few weeks of the foal’s life. The foal will tell you whether he’s getting enough milk when you watch the suckling. Consider these critical indicators: How often does he go to the udder? Foals should regularly nurse, going to the teat at least every hour. Can you see a clear swallowing through the throat as the milk is coming out? Make sure he’s sucking and swallowing and…

AMANDA KIRTLAND-PAGE is an instructor, confidence coach and a rider. You can find out more about her work on her website at www.confidenthorserider.co.uk Biting shock QI was putting my horse’s rug on the other day and he turned around and bit me. He’s normally really laid-back so it was a shock. It’s really knocked my confidence and it’s affecting how I am with him. How can I get past this? Heather Andrews, Beeston AI can understand your shock, but if he’s normally laid-back then it sounds like it’s something that’s due to temporary discomfort that can be resolved easily. Perhaps the rug is causing pain or he’s just getting too hot? It’s important to find out the reason, so get him checked out as soon as possible to see…

Safely stored The practical Equit’M Backpack makes carrying equipment hassle free. Five outer pockets makes storing rider equipment such as a whip, riding helmet and drinks bottle, super easy. Inside there are also two inner compartments with two-way zips where items can be stored safely. PRICE £49.90 CONTACT www.equi-theme.com Practical and versatile Brighten up your wardrobe with the reversible Micro Gilet from Equetech. You can choose from hot pink, if bright colours are your thing, or smart navy, if you’d prefer something more conservative. Plus, the lightweight training gilet’s micro-down filling will keep you at the perfect temperature. PRICE £62.50 CONTACT www.equetech.com Shower protection The Toggi Ashford waterproof jacket not only looks great, it’s also the practical choice to have on hand during those unpredictable spring days when April showers…

Heat Holders Wellington Socks PRICE £9.99 CONTACT www.heatholders.co.uk Extra long thermal socks with a fold over cuff, designed to team up perfectly with you long yard boots or wellies. COLOURS Black, purple, indigo, deep fuchsia, mulberry feather, velvet feather Just for Kicks Boot Bag PRICE £34.95 CONTACT www.nobleoutfitters.co.uk A durable, water repellent boot bag. It’s fully padded and has a panel that separates each boot, plus a hard base to help the bag stay upright. A full zip at the front of the bag makes putting boots away quick and easy. Also has several pockets, perfect for storing other bits and bobs. The Boot Butler PRICE £29.99 CONTACT www.bootbutler.co.uk Using a traditional boot jack makes it almost impossible to keep your socks clean and dry as you have to place…

Before you buy a competition jacket, take a look at your body shape and choose a style that will complement it. There are four main body shapes – pear, apple, hourglass and petite. Depending on what shape you are, there are key features your jacket should have so it flatters your figure. If you’re not sure what shape you are, take a look at the descriptions below. Pear shape Your hips are wider than your shoulders and you have a defined waist with fuller hips and thighs. When you gain weight, it’s likely to show on your hips, thighs and bum. Jacket choice: Pick one that covers your bum and has wide shoulders to balance your hips. Short jackets don’t look great on you and should be avoided. Hourglass You…

Fleeceworks Bamboo Lined GP Saddle Pad Price £50 USES NATURAL FABRIC A high-wither saddlecloth, quilted with bamboo fibres to give excellent cushioning and breathability, wicking away sweat. The shape and design of this pad means it won’t move and helps to hold your saddle in place, plus it won’t rub your horse’s coat. COLOURS White, black SIZES One size (to fit 17 to 18 in saddle) CONTACT www.shadowhorse .co.uk Bucas Max Saddle Pad Price £48 ANTI-BACTERIAL FABRIC Available in jumping or dressage versions, these saddle pads are layered with Bucas anti-bacterial Stay-Dry fabric. This layer helps remove sweat and moisture from your horse1s back, ensuring that it’s always a comfortable fit. COLOURS Black with silver piping, navy with silver piping, white with white piping SIZES One size (to fit 17in…

Entry for the 2017 Win a Horse competition is now closed and, for those who make it onto the shortlist, two forthcoming dates are about to become very important. Out of the thousands of entries received, just eight will go on to the next stage of the competition – an assessment day at Summerhouse Equestrian Centre in Gloucester on Monday, 13 March. The lucky eight will be revealed in the May issue of Your Horse , on sale Thursday , 6 April. We can’t wait to find out who’s made it through – perhaps it’s you?…

For those searching for love, friendship or wishing to connect with like-minded business people in the equestrian world, a website called Country Connections has been launched. The site offers live chat, forums and messaging to social groups with interests in equestrian, photography, walking and gardening and plans are already in the pipeline for social events. “I’d done a lot of research into the rural dating sites and the comments left about their service. What I found was, if you didn’t meet anyone, you didn’t get anything out of it,” says Stewart Hastie, director of Country Connections. “Our site is different because every person who signs up to it will get something out of it. Even if you don’t meet a new friend locally or a partner, you can still take…

BAREFOOT HORSE KEEPING – The Integrated Horse by Anni Stonebridge and Jane Cumberlidge Read by Your Horse reader Sarah Everett This book will really make you think about the benefits of keeping your horse barefoot and I don’t just mean your shoeing bills! It covers everything from nutrition, biomechanics, hoof trimming and finishes with an in-depth problem and answer section. THE HEALTHY DONKEY by Sarah Fisher & Trudy Affleck Read by Your Horse reader Holly Jackson For those keen on donkeys or tempted to own one, this book is a bible of information with 75 tips and techniques on their handling and care. The book also covers their history, anatomy and behaviour. PEGGY by Bill Mevin Read by Your Horse reader Jacqui Watson A fantasy tale about a girl called…

Lilley Park and Ride DATE 16 April WHERE Luton, Herts COST Min £5 donation (booking required) If you fancy a bit of equine exercise to work off those Easter eggs, then this hack will be just up your bridleway. Organised by the BHS and HCC Public Rights of Way, riders will meet at 11am to start the planned ride as a group. The ride will start off in the village of Lilley, before heading into the countryside along tracks and fields. And if a good canter is what you’re after, you’ll enjoy picking up speed crossing the edges of the beautiful Chilterns. This equine outing is also a great chance to socialise and make new friends, especially as there’s usually a stop off halfway at a local pub for a…

“When I first started competing Martini, I was intimidated by the big flashy horses in the warm up and felt I shouldn’t be there,” says Kim. “Training with Alison has given me the tools to ride my horse well and to bring out the best in her. This has given me the confidence to believe I’m good enough. Now I love going out and proving people wrong but, above all, it’s about having fun with your horse. Don’t feel like you have to school everyday, it can help to keep you both fresh and focused if you hack out. You don’t need to be in an arena to practise these exercises, try them out hacking. You may even find your horse is more forward when he’s out of the school…

MEET THE EXPERT ANDREW HOY is an Australian event rider who has won four Olympic medals. Based in Leicestershire, he has a yard of event horses, competing from novice up to four-star level. WHETHER YOU’RE KEEN to jump clear rounds every time or you’d like to hone your horse’s technique, this expert workout is exactly what you need. It’s a polework exercise and a simple grid, which needs very little equipment. Ride the exercises correctly and you’ll also find your horse’s canter rhythm and balance will improve – both very important for jumping clear rounds. Before you start working through the exercises, you need to spend warm up in walk, trot and canter. Also, remember that your cool down is just as important, so remember to let your horse walk…

AS A HORSE OWNER you want your horse to be happy and healthy. But do you perhaps feed him a little too much, or maybe he’s not getting enough work to burn off those calories? There are a number of conditions your horse could suffer from if he’s obese, the most well known of which is laminitis, he’ll also have a poorer prognosis compared with those that aren’t overweight. Obesity is the health issue of our time with significant proportions of the human, pet and horse populations classified as being overweight or obese. The National Equine Health Survey 2016 found that, of the 16,751 horses and ponies included in the study, 18.6% were overweight. The figure is likely to be even higher as the study relied on owner assessment and…

I’ve been riding all my life and can’t give it up now SALLYANNE HAIGH’S life changed at an event with the Severn Vale Riding Group in 2015. Her 16-year-old Connemara, Greyhills Oubles, was being tricky at a cross-country fence and when asked to approach again, reared and fell over backwards on top of her. “The pain was horrendous. I was air lifted to Bristol’s Southmead Hospital where I learned I’d broken five vertebras from T12 to L2 and had a spinal cord injury at L1 so I was paralysed from the waist down. I’ve been a nurse for 20 years so knew exactly what this meant for me,” says the mother of two. Surgery was followed by six weeks of bed rest and three weeks of gentle mobilisation. A transfer…

NIKKI HERBERT Holds the BHSI, UKCC L3 Dressage and is an accredited BE coach and the Eastern Region’s National Coach Educator. She’s also an FEI 3&4* dressage judge. Struggling to canter Q I can’t get my cob to canter. He’s six years old and when asked he just bucks. I don’t think it’s excitement. What could be the problem? Kirsty Robinson, Doncaster A Firstly, it’s worth knowing if your cob canters on both legs naturally when turned out in the field. Watch him and if he’s unable to then you should consider having a vet or physiotherapist check him over. Get your saddle checked to ensure it fits comfortably without pressure. Once you know he isn’t in pain and he accepts the bit happily in walk and trot, then work…

KEESJAN CORNELISSE is an XL Equine vet and works at Calweton Vets in Cornwall. He’s practiced both in the UK and abroad and has published studies Steroids and laminitis Q Can steroids bring on laminitis? Dotty Collins, Somerset A This refers to the development of laminitis during or after the use of glucocorticoids (a class of corticosteroids) as anti-inflammatory drugs to treat a variety of different medical and orthopaedic problems. The short answer is ‘yes’ and it might have something to do with the fact that these drugs can temporarily cause higher insulin levels in the body. High insulin levels interfere with the blood supply and laminar strength of the hoof, which eventually sets the horse up for laminitis. Bearing this in mind, the laminitis risk is most likely a…

FITZROY HAS LIMITED turnout in winter. While it’s great that Sophie exercises him every day, it’s tricky to keep a good-doer occupied in the stable without overdoing the calories. Sophie visits him four times a day to give him a slice of late cut hay, but she should consider using a double, small-holed haylage net, to slow Fitzroy’s eating and keep his digestive system busy. In terms of hard feed, Fitzroy has half a scoop of high fibre cubes twice a day, which he devours in under a minute. Because the cubes are not being fed at the recommended level to give him the vitamins and minerals he needs, Sophie should consider a daily balancer, which will probably be more cost-effective too. Dividing the balancer into two meals with a…

For more than 30 years, the name Rambo has been at the forefront of innovative rug design. You know the one we mean, the Original Rambo turnout rug – instantly recognisable in its iconic green and red. Well, the waterproof and windproof warmth you’d expect from a Rambo rug is now available for your feet with the launch of the Rambo Collection. This new boot range includes riding boots to country boots, in full length and ankle styles. Each boot combines leather and the Rambo ballistic green nylon to give it the brand’s iconic look. Rambo Original Pull Up Boot A classic waterproof and breathable country boot that’s equally at home on the yard or about town. PRICE £110 Rambo Original Turnout Long Boot A versatile long boot for riding…

Nero didn’t bat an eyelid at the change in my position IN MAY LAST year, Cara Sexton found her perfect partner in six-year-old gelding, Nero. Together they’ve spent the past year getting to know each other and trying a bit of everything, from hunter trials to Riding Club events, and when Cara saw a side-saddle coaching session advertised, she thought, why not? “An ad for a clinic at a local yard popped up on my Facebook news feed one day. It looked like fun and I’ve always liked the idea of riding side saddle,” says Cara. “The clinic was with instructor Clare Simper at East Arabian Stud, in Suffolk, and it invited beginners or improvers to come along and ride their own horse or one of Clare’s. Nero is a…

An equine sensor designed to monitor the well-being of your horse is now available in the UK. Orscana, by Arioneo, means making decisions, such as whether he needs a heavier rug, are a lot easier. “The sensor answers questions that riders are constantly asking and have, until now, remained unanswered. ‘Did my horse really rest last night? Was my horse too hot or cold? How does my horse cope with travel?’ etc,” says co-founder Valentin Rapin. The sensor attaches to your horse’s under rug whether he’s travelling, turned out or stabled. Once you’ve downloaded the app to your smartphone, your horse’s data starts to be recorded. As well as monitoring his body temperature, it studies weather forecasts to provide predictive advice. It can also detect if your horse is lying…

Throughout the winter, most horse owners have to tackle the task of clipping, leaving a mountain of horse hair to be disposed. But Hartpury College teamed up with Gloucestershire plasters, Stroud Lime Plastering Services, to use the clipped hair from 50 college horses in a historic plastering technique. Adding horse hair to lime plaster has been used in listed building for hundreds of years. The hair actually has natural strengthening qualities, preventing cracks in the plaster when it dries. Do you have any horsey recycling tips? Let us know: getinvolved@yourhorse.co.uk…

Learning from the best Here’s my daughter, Chloe, and our dog, Stella, catching up on Your Horse Magazine! We’re all regular readers and whenever Chloe has school projects, she always does them about horses and cuts out pictures from the magazine to use in her work (when we’ve finished reading them, of course). We adore horses – I have three of my own and Chloe has her own pony called Gypsy who’s a Shetland x Welsh. Chloe was super excited to see Charlotte in the mag and since falling in love with her and Valegro, she’s even tried a couple of dressage tests on the lead rein with Gypsy. She’s animal crazy and when she’s not looking after her pony, she loves walking the dogs on the beach, including 12-year-old…

THREE GREAT OUTFITS: ✶ FIRST PRIZE: A competition outfit worth more than £500 ✶ SECOND PRIZE: A countryside outfit worth £280 ✶ THIRD PRIZE: Yard wear worth £220 TO CELEBRATE SAYING goodbye to winter, clothing brand Toggi is offering three of you the chance to win an outfit* from the Spring/ Summer 2017 collection. T he new range offers stylish designs in dynamic colours, using performance fabrics that are practical and functional. Toggi has put together three outfits to be won: a competition outfit, countryside outfit and yard wear. Compete in style You’ll look the part whatever discipline you compete in with the competition outfit. It includes a pair of handmade, leather Cartwright Boots that combine innovation with style with a rear cordura panel and side elasticated panel for comfort.…

To help you find your place on the circuit, we’ve searched for the UK’s best rider friendly venues. Those featured on our map have great facilities – some go the whole hog with indoor and outdoor arenas plus cross-country courses and more, while others focus on amenities, such as toilets, showers and cafés, to make your day comfortable and stress-free. We think these venues go the extra mile to make your day out go without a hitch. For a list of our top 20 venues, complete with facilities (including direct web links and even more details than shown here), head to www.yourhorse.co.uk/venueguide BALLAVARTYN EQUESTRIAN CENTRE, ISLE OF MAN A surfaced exercise track, heated wash area and solarium, plus an on-site animal hospital, mean you can practically live here with your…

Find it, fix it! Solve common schooling problems with advice from Paul Hayler FIND THE PROBLEM If you’re unsure whether you’re working your horse in the correct outline, consider where his head is. If he’s poking his nose out, you’ll have little contact with his mouth and his ears will appear much higher than the crest of his neck (see picture below). He’ll also appear hollow in his back and shoulders and find it difficult to engage his hindquarters. Continually working like this will teach your horse to work on the wrong muscles and he’ll also struggle to lift his forehand. WHAT TO AIM FOR When you’re working your horse in the perfect outline, his mouth will be level with your knee and his nose will be in a vertical…

MEET THE EXPERT JUSTINE HARRISON has spent most of her life with horses and she’s a fully certified member of the International Association of Animal Behaviour Consultants. To find out more, visit www.equine behavourist.co.uk HAVE YOU EVER considered how much you control your horse’s life and the impact this could have on his behaviour and temperament? Take a moment to consider how many aspects of your horse’s life you decide and you’ll quickly realise you’re in charge of pretty much everything – where he goes, what he eats and drinks, who he socialises with, even how he moves and how long these things happen for. You might believe your horse can choose what to do – how many times have you heard someone say: ‘he wouldn’t do it if he…

The condition Equine polysaccharide storage myopathy type 1 (better known as PSSM1) is a genetic condition that causes tying up (muscle cramps) and muscle damage in horses. It’s the result of a mutation in the GYS1 gene, causing too much glycogen (the storage form of sugar) and an abnormal type of polysaccharide (a form of carbohydrate) to be made and stored in the horse’s body. It affects around 30 breeds and in the UK is most common among cobs, Quarterhorses and draught breeds. Signs of the condition generally appear in young horses when they’re first brought into work, but it’s also often diagnosed in horses over the age of seven who’ve been known to struggle with gait abnormalities. Researchers think the condition originally evolved as a way to help wild…

I needed the boost that seeing the horses gave me PIP RUSSELL was practising Polocrosse in August 2006 when disaster struck. “My mare slipped and we both fell. My head took the full impact” says Pip. The swelling and bleeding to the brain could only be relieved by drilling holes in her skull. More than three months in hospital followed and Pip relearned to walk and talk. “I missed horses so much that I managed to persuade the hospital to arrange for me to go to the local Riding for the Disabled centre a few times. I couldn’t even walk independently at this point but they recognised I needed the boost that seeing the horses gave me.” The biggest challenge she faced once she was well enough, was going back…

CLARE BARFOOT Is an equine nutritionist and research and development manager at SPILLERS®, www.spillers-feeds.com How to feed a horse with ulcers Q My vet suspects my horse has gastric ulcers and is planning on scoping him. What’s the best strategy for feeding him? Katherine Donnelly, Sheffied A It’s good that you’re having your horse scoped to either confirm or eliminate gastric ulcers. If he does have ulcers, it’s advisable to change his diet and management regime, as well as having veterinary treatment to reduce the risk of the ulcers reoccurring. Try the following tips: • 1 Feed as much fibre/forage as possible, at a minimum of 1.5% of bodyweight (dry matter) per day. • 2 Avoid prolonged periods without forage. • 3 Avoid straw being the predominant or sole forage…

JUSTINE HARRISON is an IAABC certified equine behaviour consultant, who helps owners understand and solve behavioural problems. Bucking horse Q Our horse always bucks when he goes into canter and occasionally bucks while in canter. We’ve had his teeth and saddle checked and both were fine. Why does he do this and how can it be corrected? Rachel Lawrence, Gloucestershire A Getting to the root cause of why horses buck when ridden can be tricky. There could be a number of reasons – he may have an undiagnosed physical problem, he might have learned to do this when he was backed, or he could be anticipating pain or discomfort from a previously ill-fitting saddle or unbalanced rider. I’d recommend you stop riding. There’s a risk that this behaviour could escalate…

SUPER GROOM ALAN Davies needs little introduction, but if you don’t recognise the name, he’s the man behind the immaculate competition turnout of dressage super stars Valgero, Utopia and Nip Tuck. In recent years, Alan’s attention to detail and devotion to his horses has earned him recognition worldwide. This year, despite clocking up thousands of miles travelling to competitions, he’s found time to design a set of seven brushes that’ll create coat shine so sparkly that your horse will be the envy of all his pals. The new range is available from online retailer Eqclusive, and has a RRP of £119.99. “I’ve designed these brushes to enhance the shine on an already well-groomed horse,” says Alan. “My pack will help you turn your horse into a show-ready horse, maximising his…

The fit of your jacket can do wonders for your overall impression. A badly fitting jacket that doesn’t flatter your figure can make you look untidy, as well as making you uncomfortable. To check your jacket is a perfect fit, follow our five fitting step. 1 A jacket that feels snug when you try it is going to be tight when you ride, leading to straining buttons, gaps and a stretched jacket – never a good look. 2 Cuffs should be on your wrists. Bend your arms into the position they’d be if you were holding the reins. Sleeves should end at the top of your wrist. 3 Check the jacket length by sitting in a riding position. It should stop a few inches below your hip bone – if…

Mark Todd Summer Competition Jacket PRICE £249.99 COLOURS Navy, black SIZES 6 to 16 Quality technical fabric with a four-way stretch for comfort and freedom of movement. Zipped pockets and mesh side panels for ventilation. www.wefi.co.uk Felix Bühler Vivien Show Jacket PRICE £44.90 COLOURS Black, dark brown, cobalt blue, marine, titanium SIZES XS to XL A lightweight , stretchable show jacket. To complete the modern look, this jacket has white piping around the edge of the collar. www.kramer.co.uk Cavallo Flint Jacket PRICE £299 COLOUR Brown SIZES 34in to 46in A new fitted show jacket from Cavallo that’s made from a quality wool blend. Elastic lining makes it comfortable to wear, plus it’s machine washable. www.zebraproducts.co.uk Pikeur Sarissa Jacket PRICE £165 COLOUR Navy SIZES 6 to 16 The super stretch jersey…