Can you guess Dunno’s weight?
Guess how much Dunno, pictured below, weighs (in kgs). Enter your guess and details below to enter the competition! Entries close midnight on Sunday 6th March 2022 – good luck!
Winners will be chosen on Tuesday 8th March 2022 and contacted within 3 working days thereafter by the email address provided.
By entering this competition you accept the Terms & Conditions.
We’re proud to announce that we are winners of two awards at the BETA Business Awards 2022! Firstly Simone Highmore, Area Manager, received the Equine Careers Sales Representative of the Year Award. An award that goes to the individual judged outstanding in their approach to customer service. With tough competition from peers within the industry… Read more »
Owners of veteran horses, Hayley Jackson, Nelly Stephens and Shelley Ayling share their experiences on having a veteran horse or pony and all this entails. Beau is a 23 year old Thoroughbred and is owned by Hayley Jackson. Hayley got Beau when he was 13 and they have had a successful dressage career together for… Read more »
After a quieter time over Christmas and New Year, we are back into the full swing of things as we prepare for our trip to the Sunshine Tour in Andalucía, Spain for the month of March. We closed out the year of 2021 with some great results placing 2nd in the last two National Grand… Read more »
Wintertime can be difficult to keep horses and ponies in regular work unless you have access to a fully-lit all-weather surface or indoor facilities. Now that Spring is on the way, and especially this Spring and Summer, we hope lock-down requirements will be gradually lifting, enabling us to plan outings and get fit for competition…. Read more »
From all of us at Allen & Page, we would like to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Our mill and offices will be closed from 12.00pm Friday 24th December until 8:30am Wednesday 29th December, and then closing at 12:00pm on Friday 31st December until 08:30am Tuesday 4th January…. Read more »
When someone mentions laminitis, we tend to think of greedy ponies and bright green spring grass full of sugar. It’s often forgotten that laminitis is also common in winter. Although it is more of a concern for horses and ponies with a previous history of laminitis or endocrine issues like PPID (Cushing’s disease), winter laminitis… Read more »
