Equestrian Life Magazine September Issue 220 | Page 7

Equestriana

Sammy-Jo & Hector

Equestriana has been
established for 7 years in
November. I relocated to the
bigger premises on 1st July
2013. I have built up the
business. I’ve ridden all my
life, when younger I did a lot of
the local shows, county level
showing and was in the Pony
Club, since 16 years of age I’ve
evented and hunted but now
just enjoy team chasing and
hunting with the Meynell Hunt.

Herbs and Mountain Horse, to
name just a few!

Photo by Equinational

So with my knowledge I can
advise customers on all disciplines
such as what to wear at your local
show, eventing or just going for
your first riding lesson.

Free parking at the shop and
ideally located at the top of Market
Street in Ashby opposite Kwik Fit.

The shop offers many of the top
brands such as Horseware, Harry
Hall, Caldene, Champion, Toggi,
Mark Todd, Shires, Prolite, Global

We offer a hat- and body
protector-fitting service so the
customer has reassurance they will
be safe.
We stock a range of second hand
saddles and are always willing to
sell them on behalf of customers.

Highland Pony, Hector of Langley
owned by Sammy-Jo & Lucy
Grantham of the Ammeretti Stud,
East Yorkshire, a 12 year old mouse
dun gelding is ridden and home
produced by Sammy-Jo. At NPS
Summer Championships they won
the PRP Rescue Services M&M

Working Hunter Pony Exceeding
143cm to pick up their qualifying
ticket for Horse Of The Year Show.
Hector has been consistent and
been placed throughout the year
including 4th at Suffolk and 4th at
Ponies UK Summer.

We do a rug washing service
which is by far the best in the area!

We run a loyalty card too- every
time you visit the shop and spend
£25 or more you will receive a
loyalty stamp, after 5 stamps
which is a full card, on your 6th
visit you will receive £20 credit in
the shop!
Customers can buy
from Equestriana with
great confidence and
will always receive the
correct advice.
So whether it’s a new
hat or rug for your horse,
Equestriana is the place
to visit!

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