As we head into 2016 riders will be aware that they cannot use helmets manufactured to BSEN1384 , and instead require helmets manufactured to the intermediary standard of VG1, PAS015, ASTM F1163 or SNELL.
All helmets in the uvex range are now being manufactured and kitemarked by BSI to VG1, and will be available from all good stockists from December 2015 onwards. It is anticipated that the new revised EN1384 standard, will be available in September 2016, bringing with it a harmonised future for all riders, manufacturers and associations.
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Cavalor® Dry Feet makes the hoof a less hospitable home for necrotic bacteria thanks to the combination of different active ingredients. Glutaraldehyde has an astringent (drying) and hardening effect, while Benzalkonium chloride makes sure the product sticks to the hoof longer.
Thrush is a very common bacterial infection that occurs on the hoof of a horse, specifically in the region of the frog. Horses with deep clefts or narrow or contracted heels are more at risk of developing thrush. Even if you try to keep your horse’s environment as clean as possible, bacteria are always prominent. Horses often stay in a stable with manure or a wet, muddy paddock.
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