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The BEF/ British Breeding Futurity Young Horse Evaluations 2015


Futurity Evaluation Dates 2015 For young British bred sport horses & ponies Sponsored by Baileys Horse Feeds


Prestigious bloodlines from Select Stallions


Every experienced breeder knows that choosing a stallion to complement each individual aspect of a mare’s conformation, temperament, trainability and natural athleticism is never easy, but having access to stallions from across Europe and the UK is clearly going to make selection somewhat less time consuming. Select Stallions is a family business run by Christine McCrea, her husband and parents, whose collective vision is “to make your breeding experience a smooth one”. She explains: “We already have some of the most prestigious stallions available to us here at Select Stallions and we take every attribute into account to ensure we only offer the best. We will be introducing more


in coming weeks and are also continuously searching for up and coming stallions. Our aim is to offer a wide variation of bloodlines to ensure a suitable match for every mare.” Select Stallions is online at www.select-stallions.co.uk and you can follow the progress of those stallions which interest you on the Select Stallions facebook page, with videos to help you assess movement and technique.


Equine magazine has been talking to Christine McCrea about plans to develop the business further, an interview which will be the focus of a comprehensive feature in the May issue of Equine.


www.farmnequine.co.uk .theequinesite.co.uk


1st August Catherston Stud , Hampshire 2nd August Chelwood Equestrian, East Sussex 3rd August Writtle College, Essex 4th August The College, Keysoe, Bedfordshire 7th August Tall Trees Arena, Cornwall 9th August Hartpury College, Gloucestershire 11th August Arena UK, Lincolnshire 12th August Richmond Equestrian Centre, North Yorkshire 13th August Myerscough College, Lancashire 14th August Southview Equestrian Centre, Cheshire 17th August Solihull Riding Club, West Midlands


18th August Solihull Riding Club, West Midlands


Entries open at 10am on 1st July 2015 at www.britishbreeding.org For more info visit www.britishbreeding.org or ring 02476 698871


www.northernstallionshowcase.co.uk Saturday, March 21, 2015


WIN a 1 litre bottle of NAF Five Star Oestress FIVE to give away!


Five Star Oestress compliments the mare’s natural oestrus cycle by encouraging regularity through providing extracts of herbal ingredients that have been used for hundreds of years to support hormone balance. So by improving her diet with Five Star Oestress, you are helping your mare to help herself.


Five Star Oestress also provides bio-available magnesium to relax muscle tension and encourage calmness. Lastly, it is rich in natural antioxidants to naturally support a healthy system. Five Star Oestress should be fed daily throughout the spring and summer season and may be increased in accordance with her oestrus cycle. However, if needed it is suitable for year round use. Available in Liquid and Powder form.


Feed Five Star Oestress to help your mare naturally balance her oestrus cycle and be able to give her Five Star support throughout the year with this perfectly natural formula.


To find out more, visit www.naf-equine.eu.uk


To enter, explain in 20 words or less, why you would like to WIN a 1L supply of Oestress Liquid?


Entries must be made online at www.onlineentry.co.uk


If you are reading the digital edition, simply click the link now - and remember to include your full contact details.


Closing date: 30/04/2015.


The winner will be chosen at random after the closing date from all fully completed entries and notified by email. No postal entries will be accepted.


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Photo courtesty of Kevin Sparrow


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