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We’ve just passed a landmark on our website…. 20k hits and counting: Equihunter

25 Saturday Jan 2014

Posted by Equihunter Horseboxes in Dressage, Equestrian News, Equestrian Transport, Europe, Eventing, Olympics, Showjumping, Transport, United Kingdom

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[Equihunter] We would like to give a note of thanks to all those that have helped us in our business recently and also say a big thank you to all the lovely people that visit our website and thus are growing our popularity.

We have just passed a landmark today as our website recorded it’s 20,000 hit.

We hope you continue to like what we do…. Thank you.

We passed the 20,000 hits mark today....THANK YOU...!!!

We passed the 20,000 hits mark today….THANK YOU…!!!


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Stalled for 2, with a payload of 1120 Kgs,  Day Living , Gas Hob & Sink & Flushing Toilet.... Just £21,500 on the road.....!!!

Stalled for 2, with a payload of 1120 Kgs, Day Living , Gas Hob & Sink plus Flushing Toilet…. Just £21,500 on the road…..!!!

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Jan 25th, 2014


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British Grooms Association… What’s the real truth behind the industry issues? : Equihunter

10 Friday Jan 2014

Posted by Equihunter Horseboxes in Dressage, Equestrian News, Equestrian Transport, Eventing, Olympics, Polo, Showjumping, United Kingdom

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[Equihunter] The British Grooms Association posed an interesting question on their website today …. What is the real truth behind the employment issues in our industry?

The British Grooms Association has been created to provide a professional organisation for grooms of all disciplines.

The British Grooms Association has been created to provide a professional organisation for grooms of all disciplines.

The British Grooms Association (BGA) has issued a plea to the equestrian industry for their help in unveiling the truth behind employment trends within the sector. As the professional membership association which represents the career interests of grooms, the BGA is urging all those who work with horses to come forward and have their say.

Lucy Katan, Executive Director of the BGA, explained, “We are calling for grooms and employers to fill in our anonymous surveys to help us to build a realistic picture of the employment practices that are occurring right now. There have been several headlines about grooms and employers recently all of which raise concerning issues. For the BGA to make a real difference to the working lives of both grooms and employers we must first discover the real facts.”

....many parents are increasingly concerned about their children working for riders in our industry.  Image: BGA

….many parents are increasingly concerned about their children working for riders in our industry. Image: BGA

The two surveys, one targeted at grooms and the other to employers, have been compiled with the combined expertise of Georgina Brooke-Holmes of Coventry University and Sport England in partnership with BGA. Participants can opt to submit their answers anonymously to ensure that a true picture is generated. To add a little more incentive there is the opportunity for respondents to win a £100 cash prize or a luxury hamper of Absorbine grooming products, in return for giving up a few minutes of their time.

Andrew Finding, Chief Executive of the British Equestrian Federation, commented: “We are pleased that the BGA is taking on this research project. Once again it demonstrates that they are leading the industry in this crucial area of work. We urge all of those that work with horses, either as a groom or an employer, to take time to fill in a survey.”

Filling out the surveys is easy.

If you are a groom, freelancer, working pupil or apprentice follow this link: www.surveymonkey.com/s/grooms_research

If you are an employer please go to www.surveymonkey.com/s/employers_research

Read the original BGA press release here…..


British Grooms Association
9th Jan, 2014


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Equestrian: Allen sisters just keep on winning: gazettelive.co.uk

17 Friday May 2013

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[gazettelive.co.uk] European champion show jumper Millie Allen returned to the scene of her greatest triumph to record another stunning victory.

The 15-year-old from Thornaby won the Grand Prix event in Fontainebleau

The 15-year-old from Thornaby won the Grand Prix event in Fontainebleau. Image Courtesy: British Showjumping

The 15-year-old from Thornaby won the Grand Prix event in Fontainebleau, where she struck double gold at last year’s European Pony Championships.

She took the top Grand Prix spot in France on her father Peter’s 10-year-old bay mare Song Girl with two clear rounds in a time of 42.62 seconds.

The Stainsby Grange youngster had produced one of nine clear jumps in the first round.

And her faultless efforts in such a quick time went unmatched as she showed why she is the European individual and team champion.

Millie’s victory was part of a hugely successful three-week trip to Europe for the Teesside teenager.

She also finished third in the Junior Gold Grand Prix and made another successful stop in Germany following her victory in France.

Millie’s 19-year-old sister Pippa, who is part of the British Equestrian Federation’s World Class Development Programme, is based in Eschweiller at Helena Weinberg and Tim Stormann’s yard.

They held an international two- star Young Masters show and the sisters flew the flag for Great Britain with eight first and three second places.

Read the full story at gazettelive.co.uk…..


gazettelive.co.uk
17th May, 2013


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