For Grassroots and weekend competitors, it can be difficult to find events without professional riders to compete against. Whilst a bit of healthy competition is usually a positive, it can […]
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Licenced Pony Club Suppliers
Everyone at PolyPads is delighted to announce that we are now approved, licenced suppliers to the Pony Club! Following a conversation with Marcus Capel, CEO of the Pony Club, we […]
Matchy Matchy Is Out… It’s Time to Stand Out From the Crowd!
Picture this – you are browsing your favourite tack shop and you’ve just found the most gorgeous saddle pad in the precisely perfect shade of pastel pink that will go […]
PolyPads and TCS – One Year Later
The month of April marks a year since the very first prototype saddlecloth for the innovative Total Contact Saddle was made by PolyPads. It came about after a conversation between […]
Journey to the Shetland Pony Grand National – The Trials Day
In our last blog post we met the lovely Layla and her gorgeous Shetland pony Rosie, whose dream was to take part in this year’s Shetland Pony Grand National. We […]
Journey to the Shetland Pony Grand National – Layla and Rosie’s Story
The London International Horse Show is one of the biggest events on the Equestrian Calendar, and one of the shows many highlights has to be the adrenaline-fueled Shetland Pony Grand […]
Which Thickness Do I Need?
There’s so many options at PolyPads – the colour, the binding, the style – and the thickness. The latter can leave some stumped, unsure which choice is best for their […]
What’s in Your PolyPad?
Since the launch of the PolyPads brand, countless imitations have flooded the market, appearing in shops and online. But what’s in these imitations, and why do the prices vary so […]
Ten Uses for a PolyPad
We’ve all grown up with PolyPads as the ‘old faithful’ in the tack room, the ‘lucky’ saddle pad that we wear at shows, the go-to. For many of us, it’s […]
Beat the Flies this Summer!
Handy hints and tips to make your and your horse’s summer the best yet! With the cold, wet and miserable winter months behind us (aside from a small set back […]