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The WALTHAM® Equine Studies Group and the Royal Veterinary College have joined forces to host the first ever international laminitis conference on 24 March 2007. Targeted at vets, researchers and others interested in the condition, the conference includes presentations from world recognised experts who are specialists in their field.

SPILLERS® have confirmed their commitment to the UK’s thousands of grooms by sponsoring the new British Grooms Association (BGA). SPILLERS®, together with WINERGY® have signed up to help fund this worthy initiative for the next 12 months.

The WALTHAM® Equine Studies Group and its international collaborators demonstrated their significant contribution to equine science at the influential Biannual Equine Science Society Symposium held at the University of Maryland, USA earlier this month.

SPILLERS® Treats Luxury Muesli Bars have been designed to be the finest equine treat available. Each bar combines the finest natural ingredients with the convenience of an individually wrapped, delicious muesli bar.

The routine addition of fibre to your horse’s feed is important for good digestive health. Now, with new SPILLERS® Fibre Feeds you can make fibre work much more effectively by choosing a product that specifically complements the mix or cube you use.

Trailblazers exceeded all expectations at their championship event at Stoneleigh last month, thanks in part to their new sponsorship from SPILLERS®.

SPILLERS® have pledged their support for the leisure rider by becoming the Championship title sponsors of Trailblazers, the inspired and highly popular series of unaffiliated show jumping and dressage competitions aimed at the true amateur and recreational rider.

Hundreds of enthusiastic eventing riders, trainers, owners, breeders and supporters were inspired and educated by some of the top names in eventing at the SPILLERS® RESPONSE™ International Eventing Forum last week.

Poor nutrition can impose limitations on performance. The provision of the right balance of energy and control for your horse’s individual requirement is one of the most important factors in competition performance.

SPILLERS® RESPONSE™ Combined Training: Information & Rules

It’s misleading to believe that only good doers and native-types can be prone to laminitis. Any horse or pony can be susceptible. Pasture, especially during the spring and autumn flushes of grass, can cause laminitis and excess starch contained in cereals can also put your horse or pony at risk.