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Play together, stay together: Robert and Gael Kofoed

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Horses drew them together and, after many years, Canterbury dressage duo Gael and Robert Kofoed maintain that their joint passion for the sport is...

Bee Kind: just the bee’s knees

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Rachael Chester started out producing rustic-looking soaps in her kitchen, but she’s come a long way since then. Her business Bee Kind is now...

Fourflax: for one and for all

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For many horse owners, taking care of their animals’ health is just as important as their own.  It’s a principle that’s driven the the development...

A lifeline for equine businesses during the COVID-19 crisis

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New Zealand is in a nationwide lockdown, and for businesses who are not able to open their doors, an online presence is no longer...

Cut from the same cloth

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Inspired both by the timeless elegance of formal equestrian turnout, and the latest advances in high-tech performance gear, the success of Moore’s Riding Wear’s...

A formula for success

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  Philippa Hanley started out producing her Hanley Formula in a concrete mixer from her garage, one bucket at a time, but she has come...

Sculpting a legend: Zabeel

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A few years ago, Nicola Lewis was the chief financial officer for a Waikato dairy company. Now, she spends her days up to her...

Fenmore: Master Craftsmen

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Stepping into the quaint wooden two-storey workshop in Swanson, West Auckland, where Fenmore saddles are created is like going back in time. Traditional saddlers’...

Made by hand: Burmester jewellery

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When dressage superstar Charlotte Durjardin won the 2015 World Dressage Cup Final in Las Vegas, one of the questions on everybody’s lips was ‘where...

Fit for purpose

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In an age of stretchy, shiny, machine-washable fabric and imported faux-bling, Jenny Dittmer is staging her own quiet revolution. With a commitment to supporting...

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