Introducing EquiPro NZ – Sponsored Rider Jayna Dinneen

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Introducing a valuable member of Team EquiPro NZ, Jayna Dinneen, who has been an integral part of our team since 2018. Jayna hails from Christchurch and brings with her a rich background in competitive eventing. While she continues to explore her passion for Horse Trials, Show Jumping, and Dressage, her true success shines in the…

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Makeup Hacks

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Horse makeup… who would have thought years ago??  The why, when and how we will cover in our journal posts, but for those that do make up their glamour ponies here are some pro tips…

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Winter Mane Care Tips

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Maintaining manes in winter doesn’t need to be tricky. There are a combination of a few things you can do to keep your horses manes in good condition over winter: Only rug the neck during the day if the weather is absolutely revolting. Taking the neck rug off each day does a couple of things…

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Mane and Tail Care

The horse is white.

We all want our 4 legged family to have lush, healthy, glossy, flowing manes and tails right?Even if we plait, pull & trim we still need great healthy hair to work with. Some pro tips for show ready mane & tail care;

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Hi-Tone Silver

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One of our most asked questions is how to get that yellow look out of the mane or tail? Just when you thought it was clean and white, the show photographers camera will pick up all the yellow hues our eyes cant see.HiTone Silver to the rescue!We designed this little concentrate to be so simple…

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HG Serum Tips

The back of a horse.

Rubbed manes and tails can be a result of overheating (rugging), high protein diets, insect bites/sensitivity, worms, irritated skin on the dock or mane bed or your horse knows you’ve just paid show entry fees!  To get the most out of your HG Serum (or any treatment) to remedy those rubbed out patches, number one priority…

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