HSI has received 5682 applications and issued 3214 completed applications for foals born in 2026.5678 pedigree applications have had their foal kit sent to the applicant, with the remaining kits issued imminently.It is important to note that, to date, 1339 foal kits have not been yet returned from breeders to HSI for pedigree applications, which is 24 per cent of all applications.Of the 4339 applications who have returned their foal kits to HSI, 3214 have been completed and the passport issued, and 216 are currently undergoing quality control checks, while the remaining 909 applications DNA samples are currently with the laboratory for analysis.Of the 3430 passport applications, where the DNA samples have been returned to HSI from the laboratory, 94 per cent are processed and complete, totalling 3214.The remaining applications are pending QC checks before being completed, and the team is working hard to complete them imminently.The post Updated figures of passport applications processed on Horse Source October 9th, 2026 appeared first on .
A mobile app containing a growing collection of independent equestrian retailers has been launched to provide horse enthusiasts with a new shopping experience.EquiMall is a virtual equestrian shopping village which has been designed to replicate the experience you would have exploring the trade stands at major events like Badminton or Burghley.Equestrian retailers like Repost Equestrian, Shorefields Supplies and eGlove can all be found in one place in the app, allowing shoppers to easily switch between individual stores without having to download new apps, look through websites or search online.Recreate a sense of discoverySome of the best equestrian shopping experiences happen at major events. You wander around the shopping village, visit retailers you already know and inevitably discover one or two you havent come across before, said an EquiMall spokesperson.That was really the thinking behind EquiMall. We wanted to recreate that sense of discovery on a mobile phone, while making sure every retailer remains completely independent.It isnt about turning independent equestrian shops into sellers on another marketplace. Each retailer remains their own shop. Weve simply put the doors to those shops together in one digital shopping village.Additional featuresAlongside the individual retailer stores, EquiMall includes features designed to make discovering products easier. Shoppers can bookmark products, compare items from different retailers and use Smart Search to search across participating stores rather than visiting each website individually.Featured products, new arrivals, seasonal collections and sale lines can also appear in pop-up stalls on the app, creating additional opportunities for shoppers to discover products from retailers they may not have encountered before.Image EquiMall.More from Your HorsePole exercises that make clever, confident horsesFive gears a confident cross-country horse needs to haveConfidence comebacks: I thought I wasnt good enoughFive common problems with a riders jumping position solvedThe post New app creates virtual shopping village experience for horse enthusiasts appeared first on Your Horse.
Hi! Im Lucy, a senior travel consultant at In The Saddle. I have recently returned from a wonderful seven night stay at Ants Bushwillow Safari. I visited in September 2026, and you can read my full report below. You cant go wrong at Ants There are plenty of reasons why the Ants lodges are consistently []The post Bushwillow: A Week in the South African Bush appeared first on In The Saddle - Personally Inspected Riding Holidays Worldwide.
In September 2026, Abbie accompanied a group of intrepid In The Saddle riders to test out a new safari in western Zambia. Something a little different, this safari combines a lodge-stay on the banks of the Zambezi, with riding in the wilds of Simalaha. In this blog, Abbie tells us all about her experiences. Arriving []The post Zooming About in Zambia appeared first on In The Saddle - Personally Inspected Riding Holidays Worldwide.
Delighted to see Angie Thompson and dawn lancer 2nd in the grade c today at hoys having qualified at bicton earlier this year Bred at the lancer stud , sold by us to her current owner Amanda Cole who produced her til this year when Angie took the reins What a season she is having !Also lovely to see one of our clients , hbf stud taking the win with one of Their home breds with Douglas Duffin#bshgraduate
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