Equestrian marketing

Marketing is a key part of any business… including equestrian, country and rural businesses.

It’s one of the ways that a business promotes itself to its target market, to the end user or business (if they’re a business-to-business product or service). Of course, PR tends to work hand in hand with it, but it’s a key part of getting your message out there.

As part of my website, I like to shine the spotlight on the marketing that goes behind small businesses, particularly in the equestrian sector. I guess part of the reason for this is because I find it fascinating, another part is that I’ve working equestrian, canine and country PR and marketing for years, and thirdly because it is essential in terms of a business’s success.

Here you’ll find a mix of tips and tricks as well as real life experiences from some of the small business owners that I have had the pleasure of speaking to.

As ever, you’ll find a lot of this content is related to equestrian business marketing, or rural marketing – that’s just because that’s where my experience is. You’ll also find that the tips and ideas discussed are very transferrable!

Why One Brand Walked Away from a £6 Million Ad Budget (And What It Means for Your Business)

A major clothing brand just walked away from a £6 million digital advertising budget. And you might be wondering what this means for your business? Probably more than you think…
The company decided they were completely done with paying tech giants to get noticed. Instead, they chose to hand that money straight back to the people who actually wear and love their products.
If you are an independent business owner wondering how on earth you are supposed to compete with massive corporate ad spend, this is for you. Because it proves that you do not have to play their game if you get clever about yours.
The brand in question is Snag Tights, led by the fearless Brie Read. Brie was actually one of the extraordinary entrepreneurs I interviewed for my book, You’ve Got This, and she is an absolute masterclass in doing things differently.
Recently, Snag pulled off a brilliant marketing disruption. Rather than feeding millions of pounds into social media ad platforms, they launched their ‘Snagtivists’ initiative, taking their £6 million marketing pot and using it to pay their own customers for word-of-mouth recommendations.
It is bold, disruptive, and rewards the very people who built their brand from day one.
Here is what this move teaches us about growing a business, building genuine loyalty, and making your marketing work without burning through cash.

The Power of Elite Problem-Solving

Snag was not born out of a boardroom meeting. It started on a street in Edinburgh when Brie’s tights kept rolling down… to the point she had to remove them in public. She felt mortified, but when she started asking other women about it, she realised something fundamental: the problem was not women’s bodies. The problem was poorly designed tights.
She built a brand around fixing a real, everyday problem for real people. Because the product actually delivered on its promise, the customer base became fiercely loyal. They became flag-waving advocates because they finally felt seen, comfortable, and understood.
As businesses grow, it is far too easy to fall into the trap of pumping more and more money into paid ads without stopping to ask: Is there a better way to connect with the people who already love what we do?
Paid digital ads can be brilliant, but they are not the only path forward. When you focus on solving a core problem for your ideal customer, you lay the foundation for organic, unstoppable word-of-mouth growth.

Three Ways to Grow Without Relying on Paid Social Ads

You do not need a multi-million pound budget to take a leaf out of Snag’s book. You just need to focus on rewarding the people who already support you.
Here is how you can apply this disruptive mindset to your own business right now:

1. Build a Simple Referral or Affiliate Setup

Instead of paying ad networks upfront to find new eyeballs, reward the people who bring you customers. Set up a simple affiliate link or discount code system that allows you to track where new sales come from. When a client or customer recommends you, give them cash back, a credit toward their next order, or a meaningful perk. You only pay when a real sale happens.

2. Double Down on Owned Brand Assets

Relying solely on social media algorithms to reach your audience means building your house on rented land. If the algorithm shifts or ad prices skyrocket, you are left vulnerable. Shift your focus toward growing assets you actually own:
  • Your Email List: Build a direct line of communication with the people who want to hear from you.
  • Your Website & SEO: Optimise your website with helpful, search-friendly blog posts that answer your customers’ exact questions so they can find you naturally through search engines.

3. Nurture Your Core Community

Snag’s community thrives because they treat their customers like partners, not transactional targets. Look at your current client list or customer base. How can you make them feel genuinely valued this week? A handwritten thank-you note, early access to new releases, or an exclusive check-in can turn a casual buyer into a lifelong brand champion.

Looking at Your Budget Differently

This is not to say you should never spend a penny on paid ads. But if you have an objection to spending on big tech, if you want to try something different, or if you simply want to split your budget to test new ideas, options exist.

Ready to Streamline Your Marketing Strategy?

If you are tired of staring at a blank screen, feeling completely overwhelmed by social media algorithms, and wanting a simple, step-by-step marketing strategy that actually fits into your busy week, you do not have to figure it out alone.
You might want to sign up to hear about my series of 60 minute sprint courses. They are short, hyper-focused, 60-minute training modules designed to give you clear, practical tools to grow your visibility, master your PR, and get real results without the guesswork.
Or, if you want a complete breakdown on how to get journalists knocking on your door without spending a penny on ads, follow me on Instagram @rheafreemanpr for regular, practical advice.
Instagram Stories

Image by Martha Lily Photography

Are you lacking a little bit of Instagram Story inspiration? Fear not! To celebrate the launch of my Instagram Stories course (Social Supercharge: Instagram Stories), this podcast is all about five Instagram Stories you can do this week. And it’s packed with other cheeky tips too to help you get on board and enjoy them.

As you’ll hear in this podcast, I talk about my course… and you can find out more about that here.

Five Instagram Stories you can do this week


There are SO many things you can create Instagram Stories about, but here are five ideas to get you started!

Behind the scenes… and you can share the behind the scenes of anything! This is a great way to let people into your unfiltered life and give people more opportunity to connect with you.

Sharing a thought… maybe you want to explain a thought behind a grid post? Or something you’re dealing with… or even the thought behind the content you’re promoting at the moment. Podcast Wednesday is a great example as each Wednesday I try and do a series of Instagram Stories about the podcast and why I think people should listen and the process behind it.

A how to... show a process on Instagram Stories. And you can do this in lots of different ways. You can record in real time, or you can edit it, you can do whatever you like. Showing a ‘how to’ in steps or in your Instagram Stories can be a great way to educate your audience around the content you share or what you do.

Ask an opinion. A poll is an easy way to ask an opinion, which is great for engagement but also a really good way to find out what your audience are into. You can change the options inside the poll if you like, from Yes and No to other words and even emojis. In addition to asking people’s opinion, you can also have polls as a way for people to vote on a competition, for example. You can also have fun with this. Have a look at Abi Lyle’s Instagram Stories for more inspiration (and find out more about her here as she did a podcast with me a little while ago!)

What’s new with you? It might be something that’s new with your routines, a new purchase, a new addition to your store… or something else. It’s a great way for people to connect with you over the new thing and you can make it as fun or as serious as you like. I did this a little while ago and actually did an IGTV about a new stationery haul from Emily Cole. People loved it (and I shared to Instagram Stories too)

And as promised, here’s a link to your Stories freebie!

Instagram Stories guide

Lockdown Hints, Tips & Inspiration

I know how you feel.

Over the past three weeks I’ve felt a range of emotions connected to this situation and I know how many of you have too. And these feelings can conflict from minute to minute. I’ve heard from people who are busy with their businesses and feel guilty. People who are appreciating the time off/time to slow up and re-evaluate. People who are struggling. People who are pivoting. People who realise they are not cut out for crafts with children, but still they persist (OK, this mine!). And that’s when I had this idea – an IGTV idea no less. Sharing Lockdown Tips, Tricks & Inspiration from Small & Supercharged Mastermind group. So, each day, I’ve been putting an IGTV video up on my IGTV (and sharing on Instagram Stories and posting to my grid too!). Sometimes these videos are from me, but they’re mostly from the amazing ladies in my Mastermind group and fabulous people who have crossed my path and have something fab to share, who have come forward with a lovely video and a great tip.

I wanted to tell you about these Lockdown Tips, Tricks & Inspiration because every video that has been sent to me has had at least one superb take away from it… and I hope you like them too… here’s a link to my IGTV Channel

Who’s shared their lockdown tips, tricks & inspiration so far…

Sarah Skillin of Equiconsulting – All the Ps and Waitrose carrots

Annabel Brocks- Gratitude Rainbows

Sarah Pittendrigh – From income support to multi award winning entrepreneur

Donna Case aka The Horse Feed Guru – 24/7 turnout and feel good vibes

Me – Time wasters, pitching content and promoting your business

Amanda Marshall of 3 Donkeys Clothing – new normals, home schooling… and pig training

Martha Lily Thompson of Martha Lily Photography – the lockdown let’s get it list

Victoria Bodey of Equiboodle – daily lives and serving customers remotely

Amy Pridige of Muddy Mare Clothing and #horsemates- donate to the RDA now and get your new sweatshirt later

Kathryn Bell of Team Equestrian Shop – getting creative and giving yourself a break

Me – two great features and a whole lot of Masterminders in Equestrian Life Magazine

Amanda Dowie of Georgian Dollar – gratitude, weekend vibes and stressing less

Sarah Johnstone of Apt Cavalier – what to do when lockdown threatens a new product launch

Emma Batcheler of Hooves & Love – when did you last write a letter?

Watch ALL the videos here

Keep your eyes peeled for new week’s too!

Five social media posts all equestrians can use this week

Lauren-Jane Nevill
In 2019, I launched my  Social Supercharge: Riders course, which is a digital course created to help equestrians promote themselves better online and attract what they want from it. Since it launched, I’ve been able to work with, learn about, and help riders from (literally) all over the world, including this lady from New Zealand!
In addition to the course, all equestrians taking part in my Social Supercharge: Riders get access to a free Facebook group, amazing discounts, and, lately, the chance to participate in the NFU Countryside equestrian T&T panel! It’s an incredible group and it’s lovely to see these fab riders upping their social media game and getting what they want from it.
I thought it would be fun to share a bit about some of the amazing riders I get to work with, and today, it’s all about Lauren-Jane Nevill

Name Lauren-Jane Nevill (or L-J as most people call me)

Whereabouts do you live?

On a sheep and beef farm in the Manawatu-Wanganui region of the North Island, New Zealand

What’s your favourite equestrian discipline?

Show Hunter (as we call it here in NZ) – for me it’s the perfect combination of dressage & jumping as you have to have the precision to get the scores and perfect striding, as well as jumping clear.

Tell us about the horses in your life

Diva aka Anadiva is a 15.1hh dark brown Warmblood mare who is 14 years old. She 100% lives up to her name, is the ultimate alpha mare but has the kindest heart and tries so hard. She is a bit of a worrier which has been our biggest challenge. At shows as she gets very tense but at the moment she is recovering from a bit of a battle with leg injuries so we are just hacking around the farm. She was my Mum’s dressage horse until I took her and taught her to jump (sorry Mum!), since then she has decided she doesn’t like dressage and much prefers show hunter & jumping!

Rum is a 15.2hh grey mare, and we believe she is a Station bred horse which can be a mixture of Clydesdale, Thoroughbred and goodness knows what else! We have no idea how old she is – we think late teens – and she was actually given to my Dad for free! Her previous owner had a few falls off her (she has a wicked buck!) and Dad was in need of a new hunter so she came home in our truck one day after a hunt. She is quite possibly one of the sweetest horses we have ever had and is so polite on the ground. She is purely used for hunting and loves hacking around the farm too.

Epic aka Aranui Epic is my 28-year-old Cat. A Welsh Mountain Pony who we have had since I was 6 and he was 5. He has probably taught me the most as he was newly broken in when we got him and was my first pony off the lead rein. He has recently come home to retire and has the biggest character – if you are 14 seconds late with his dinner you know about it!! At 28 he is not without his health challenges, but we are managing all of those and he has definitely re-instated himself as Captain in charge once more.

What’s your greatest equestrian achievement so far?

My greatest equestrian achievement so far has been without a doubt the 6 months I spent in Canada working as a Wrangler, guiding trails. It’s not a typical achievement in the sense of winning a ribbon/class but for me, it was something that I had always wanted to do and to have that goal achieved was huge! It was an amazing experience as I got to live in The Rocky Mountains at Lake Louise, and ride horses for a job! The people I met are friends for life and it will always hold a place in my heart.

What’s your ultimate equestrian dream?

My ultimate equestrian dream would be to win a Show Hunter Title class at our Horse of the Year Show. I watch these classes every single year and it would be the most amazing dream to win, but even just to qualify and compete would be a huge success for me as well! It’s definitely my biggest goal/aim at the moment.

Care to share a funny equestrian story?

I was at a show with Diva and the grounds where this show is held has a lot of wide open space which normally she is fine with. Upon arriving at the show, she seemed calm enough for me to have a quick ride and we were by ourselves working in one of the arenas. However, in the distance she spotted two ponies cantering around and had an absolute meltdown which involved a lot of rearing and then spinning. Needless to say, I fell off and she then proceeded to gallop through the show grounds whinnying and refusing to be caught! The next day I had several people ride past me and say “ohh so you’re the rider for that horse” – I think the entire show ground had seen her performance and knew exactly who she was!! I was rather embarrassed by this at the time, but I can laugh about it now!

Best bit of riding advice you’ve been given

“Every time you ride, you are teaching the horse to listen to you or to ignore you” – Jen Hamilton

This piece of advice often came up when I was having lessons with Jen. I was extremely lucky to be coached by her whenever she came to New Zealand and a lot of what she has said over the years I still apply in my riding today. Although she doesn’t come to New Zealand anymore I am lucky enough to have her book “A Jump Ahead” at home, and I will often read it before I ride if I am wanting to work on something in particular for that day.

Favourite equestrian brands 

I am a huge fan of Back on Track. The way their products work with the magnetics and helping to promote blood circulation etc are amazing. They have worked time and time again with our horses and my core favourites would have to be their stable boots and rugs. I have even found their human products amazing, and their t-shirt has on more than one occasion helped with sore muscles on my back and shoulders.

Equissage has been another huge help, and has been instrumental in helping get Diva back into work following her injuries. It’s always interesting to see how each horse reacts differently during and post a session with an Equissage, and to see them much happier/relaxed afterwards is always such a treat.

I absolutely love my Kep helmet! I have unfortunately had a few concussions over the years and with my Kep helmet I really feel like my head is protected well. It sits a bit lower on the back of the head which means more of your head is covered/protected, and the air vents through it are magical on a hot day! They even close up so when it’s raining you don’t get the rain coming into your hat! I often walk around wearing it because I forget that I have it on as I find it that comfortable!

I am the biggest fan of my saddles, my jump saddle was made here in NZ by a local saddler and was actually custom made for my last pony, but strangely seems to fit Diva like a glove! And my dressage saddle is an Albion, and it honestly feels like I am sitting in an armchair it’s that comfortable! It’s actually made me enjoy dressage schooling because I know that both Diva and I are comfortable when we have our Albion on!

Through the course, I had discovered HiHo Silver and their products are the things dreams are made of! I love how timeless and classic their pieces are, and how you can wear them anywhere without worrying about them. Thankfully both my bridesmaids are from the country/rural as they will most definitely be wearing some pieces when our wedding happens next year!

One thing we might not know about you?

Ohhh this is hard one…if people have only recently found me on social media then they might not know that I did Ballet for 14 years and was 2 grades off getting to teaching level. As a result of doing it for so many years, I absolutely love going to watch the Ballet and will always try and see it when they tour the country. My favourite Ballet to watch would have to be Swan Lake!

Do you have anything you deem as ‘lucky’ when you ride/compete?

I don’t have anything in particular that I deem to be lucky but if I have a win or a successful show I will try and wear that combination of clothing again at the next show.

Do you have any superstitions or rituals when you compete? How did this start?

I try to never wear anything new for the first time at competitions. Every time I have done this I have had terrible jumping rounds or not been placed if it’s been in flat classes. Mum and I always joke about it so I think it has stemmed from her as she also rides and competes!

I also have to have an odd number of plaits in my horse’s mane when we are competing too. And the forelock has to be “odd” numbered one (so she can have say 8 plaits down her mane and the forelock has to be number 9). I have no idea where this has come from but for as long as I can remember I have to have an odd number of plaits – which seems ridiculous as I write this!

If you could have dinner with any rider/equestrian, who would that be?

I would love to have dinner with Tori Colvin as she is an incredible hunter jumper rider and I would love talk to her about how she does everything!

If you could ride any horse in the world – past or present – who would it be?

 Ohhh there are so many amazing horses out there! From the hunter jumper scene in the USA, I would love to ride Tori Colvin’s Private Practice or Ovation – they both look like absolutely amazing horses! I also think Valegro would be incredible as well – he makes dressage look like such fun.

Why did you join Social Supercharge: Riders?

 I joined the Social Supercharge: Riders course to up my social media skills as I had just started blogging and felt a bit lost with trying to take things to the next level. I was also hoping it would be a great way of connecting with like-minded people who were on the same journey!

What’s the best thing about the course?

The best thing about the course is the fact that it has taught me to be more confident with social media and to think outside the square a little more. The concept of documenting and not creating has been huge for me too – because when I first started blogging I was worried I wasn’t going to have enough content “created”.

Being able to go in and out of the course as you please is great too, as you can do it your own time and then refresh your memory when you need to as well! And the other amazing part is of course Rhea herself – her knowledge and platforms are great to listen to! Could not have done it without her!!

Tell us all the places where we can find you

You can find me on Instagram at @thewanderinghogget

I also have a Farming and Country lifestyle blog called The Wandering Hogget and my website is www.thewanderinghogget.co.nz

Megan Pollitt The Girl In Green and Jaffa
Last year, I launched my  Social Supercharge: Riders course, which is a digital course created to help equestrians promote themselves better online and attract what they want from it. Since it launched, I’ve been able to work with, learn about, and help riders from (literally) all over the world through the beauty of online training! In addition to the course, all equestrians taking part in my Social Supercharge: Riders get access to a free Facebook group, amazing discounts, and, lately, the chance to participate in the NEW NFU Countryside equestrian T&T panel! It’s an incredible group and it’s lovely to see these fab riders upping their social media game and getting what they want from it.
I thought it would be fun to share a bit about some of the amazing riders I get to work with, and today, it’s all about Megan Pollitt.

Getting to know Megan Pollitt

Name : Megan Pollitt / @_the_girl_in_green_

Whereabouts do you live? Sourhope, in the middle of a valley in the Scottish Borders.

What’s your favourite equestrian discipline?

Dressage, I used to be a XC lover weirdly!

Tell us about the horses in your life

Ruby (Ruby Slippers) is a 14 year old, 16.2hh , bay mare who I’ve owned for almost three months! She’s previously evented but has come to live with me for a little bit of a quieter life, exploring our beautiful scenery, hopefully getting out to do some dressage, showing, working hunters and possibly even some hunter trials if I ever get my brave pants on! She’s a sensitive and sassy girl, with a huge heart, and I’m really looking forward to growing our connection and seeing what the future holds for us! She loves posing for selfies and dislikes walking through mud.

Jaffa (Wildfire) is my 23 year old, 13hh, chestnut , Welsh B/Arab. Wow, where do I start with this little monster! I’ve had Jaff for 14 years I think it is now, he’s my first and forever pony! He has always been such a character, my hardest challenge yet and definitely not a first pony; to be fair, he’d have me on the floor today! He’s now happily retired, living his best life with another pony, two goats and some chickens! Unfortunately, he stayed back in Yorkshire with mum, when I moved to Scotland as we didn’t want to unsettle him. Nothing makes me happier than seeing his ginger face when I go visit back home!

Megan Pollitt The Girl In The Green

What’s your greatest equestrian achievement so far?

Everything always goes out of my head with these ones! I’ve never done any big competitions or anything too exciting either, so I think I’m going to say winning our first riding club dressage test which was both mine and my horse’s (at the time) first test too! The winning wasn’t the greatest achievement either, it was more that we had gone out, had no mishaps, I’d dared ride in front of people, and we’d actually done a nice test too! A few months before, I’d been told my horse would never do it, he was the wrong horse for me, and for dressage, so it was good to take a step back and work on our faults to come back and then do well too!

What’s your ultimate equestrian dream?

I’d love to be able to have my own transport so I could get out and about. It’s hard to try and plan competitions and training when every outing has the extra £100+ of horsebox hire on! Ultimately I’d love to be able to affiliate in dressage, it’s always been a dream!

Care to share a funny equestrian story?

It’s probably a ‘you had to be there’ moment, but Jaff has a way of embarrassing you whenever he can, he loves an audience!

We were out hacking one day and despite holding up traffic behind (me oblivious at the time) Jaff had decided to take a particular liking to a specific spot and would not move at all. Now he’s only small and at this point, I was quite tall on him, and was having to pony club kick- the lot, normally any leg movement and he’s off at the speed of light, not that day. He stood there for a good 10 minutes, chilled as anything just not moving… anywhere. Of course, this first car in the jam was only someone from my yard who was howling so much she couldn’t even get out to help, I’ve never lived it down to this day.

Best bit of riding advice you’ve been given?

Take the time YOU need.

I think this is important to remember as everyone’s lives, horses, way of learning, finances etc… are all completely different which is going to affect the time it takes. I’m learning not to be so hard on myself for not already being there, if it was easy, everyone would be doing it!

Favourite equestrian brands

I am a big lover of Harry Hall.com and all the featuring brands such as Masta etc. I’ve always used their items and find it super handy being able to find everything all in one place online! Me and the horses are always wearing at least one of their items, they are such good quality and long-lasting! I find the continued support over social media really lovely and couldn’t recommend them for all your horsey needs enough!

Hiho Silver is another brand I have adored since I was very small wandering around Burghley horse trials! As my love has grown, so has my collections and I’m super lucky and grateful to be a brand ambassador for them now too. Such a lovely team to work with, and I take so much pride when wearing my jewellery. My favourite has to be my newest addition, the cherry roller with a red bead in the middle for Ruby!

The Husk. I love the ethos and design behind this brand! I have a saddle pad and I think it’s quite possibly my favourite saddle pad I’ve owned yet, it’s so breathable and Ruby gets on with it really well! Looking online instantly made me create a wish list a mile long though, so do beware!

Apt Cavalier Equestrian. Apt Cavalier has always caught my eye when I’ve been scrolling down socials or on riders out at events. I love the luxury feel to a performance item and love the variety in colours offered too. Very smart and stylish!

One thing we might not know about you?

If you haven’t seen my Instagram bio before then you probably don’t know I work full time as a Paramedic. I actually took three years away from horses before coming back this summer to allow me to study, qualify and settle in the role.

I also have Feather and Fell, which is a small little country & equestrian business that I run alongside work, to help with keeping Ruby and hopefully to save for a horsebox one day!

Do you have anything you deem as ‘lucky’ when you ride/compete?

Nope!

Do you have any superstitions or rituals when you compete? How did this start?

Not really, although I never eat beforehand but I think that’s more nerves!

If you could have dinner with any rider/equestrian, who would that be?

I think it would be Olivia Towers. I just love her and how she is using social media in such a positive, inspiring way.

If you could ride any horse in the world – past or present – who would it be?

It has to be Mr Mulry! What a machine! He looks similar to my old horse Bernard, especially with the dinner plate feet. Imagine the power!

Why did you join Social Supercharge: Riders?

I joined because I wanted to up my social media and create connections with other riders and businesses. Having a solely country feed before I wanted a little help on how to integrate horses into it too. I wanted to create authentic posts, about general day to day life with the horses.

What’s the best thing about the course

I’ve really enjoyed all of it, the format is great and the information is easy to digest and you can keep going back. I enjoyed interacting with others on the course and the opportunities it has brought too! My favourite thing has probably been realising that just because at this moment in time I’m not out competing etc, you can still have an equestrian account, still have those brand connections and actually the ‘behind the scenes’ of horses can be much more loved than professional competition photos. It’s a course suitable for all equestrians, not just the riders too!

Tell us all the places where we can find you

My Instagram is: @_the_girl_in_green_ (https://www.instagram.com/_the_girl_in_green_/)

My blog is: https://meganpollitt.wixsite.com/thegirlingreen

My Facebook is: https://www.facebook.com/TheGirlInGreenEq/

I’m really excited to speak to you about Albion’s BIG Competition. And all the caps are deliberate because the competition is HUGE. In fact, the winner will walk away with a prize haul work over four thousand pounds! Yes, OVER £4000!

Gracie Tyte Albion Competition

What’s Albion’s Big Competition all about?

In December, Albion Saddlemakers (one of my lovely clients) launched a competition to celebrate the new K3 Jump Saddle. This beautiful monoflap jump saddle has been designed to combine the best bits of the best selling K2 Jump Saddle in a single flapped design, for those who want that. The saddle is really stunning and in addition to traditional leather, the K3 is also available with Glitz fabric at various points, to add blue, red or black sparkle to the design. It’s really beautiful!

Now, to give this saddle a fitting launch, Albion decided to put together a HUGE competition with some of its equestrian business friends. And the result was a prize haul worth over £4000! The competition launched on 3rd December ’19 on Albion’s Instagram (@albionsaddlemakers on Insta) and it just FLEW! The competition will run for eight weeks and then the winner will be drawn.

So, what does the winner win?

Well, in addition to a K3 Jump Saddle and Albion bridle, the lucky winner will bag themselves…

  • A Social Supercharge: Rider digital course and three remote one to one sessions with me.
  • A rider clothing bundle from Super X Country including matchy, bespoke cross country colours, best selling Candy Leggings, and lots of other bits too.
  • A matching Cherry Roller Bangle and Cherry Roller Stock Pin, both from Hiho Silver, with single CZ sparkle Roller Bead in the middle (I was gifted a Cherry Roller Bangle when they first came out, and years on it never leaves my wrist. I LOVE it!)
  • A clothing bundle from Equiboodle which includes the Vixen Cowl Neck Sweatshirt, which is SO snug. In addition, the winner will win a lovely Boodle Blouson for riding and a variety of other Equiboodle branded loveliness that they can wear and enjoy.
  • A Vent-Air Sport Hat from Champion Hats, which has a hand sprayed gloss finish. These hats have got amazing safety credentials, as you’d expect from Champion, but the colours that they come in and the very cool finishes available really make them stand out from the crowd visually too.
  • A Pro-Vent 3.0 Body Protector from safety specialists Racesafe Equestrian. This body protector has got some really impressive design know-how behind it and looks seriously comfortable to wear too, as well as helping to keep you safe.
  • And last but by no means least, if the winner is in the UK, they will also bag themselves a photoshoot with the incredibly talented Sophie Callahan. Now, you’ll know I love Sophie because, well, I do… and she’s done the only two professional shoots at home with the horses that I’ve ever had… and she also did all the shots for the competition with Gracie Tyte!

Phew! Are you excited?

Make sure you visit Albion’s Instagram AND enter on the post that looks just like the one below before the closing date of January 28th 2020.

Albion Big Competition

Rhea Freeman Podmas

I’m on the Small & Supercharged Podmas

Reindeers with enduring brands, exciting developments, bad gifts and so much more…


Well, this is a weird one. I’m on the Small & Supercharged Podmas, but after two attempts of recording my own, I asked Victoria Bodey from Equiboodle if she’d interview me for my own Podmas. Gosh- it is SO weird being asked the questions!

On this episode I chat highs and lows, copycats, empowering jumpers, whether Charlie is Jesus, special bracelets, the clever people in Mastermind, the power of Rudolph as a brand, psychedelic vegetables, plastic horses, and drinking in the day time… and SO much else too!

This is part of the Small & Supercharged Podcast’s Podmas where each day, between 1-24th December I’ll be sharing some Christmas cheer with a little help from some of the incredible people I work with in one way or another. It’s the final day!!

Music used -“Jingle bells” by scottholmesmusic.com

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3 Donkeys Amanda Marshall

Amanda Marshall from 3 Donkeys is on Small & Supercharged Podmas!

Breakfast with the Chairman, doubters, and being itchy…


Have you heard of 3 Donkeys? This relatively new brand, created by Amanda Marshall, that was set up to provide ladies with a coverall solution that is perfect for farmers, equestrians and outdoor people. In this episode of Podmas, we explore the highs and lows of 2019, from breakfast with the Chairman of Burghley Horse Trials to doubters, and everything else in between. We also chat about the new Dartmoor coverall for riding, being itchy… and the other questions you’ve come to expect from Podmas this year!

This is part of the Small & Supercharged Podcast’s Podmas where each day, between 1-24th December I’ll be sharing some Christmas cheer with a little help from some of the incredible people I work with in one way or another.

Music used -“Jingle bells” by scottholmesmusic.com

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Amy Pridige from Muddy Mare is on the Small & Supercharged Podmas Podcast

Personalised plates, festive jumpers, and raising money for great causes


Amy Pridige is on this episode of Small & Supercharged Podmas. On this episode, I chat to Amy about her new Muddy Mare business, and her #horsemates collection that has been set up to raise money for Riding for the Disabled Groups. The idea is that Amy selects a group and when £500 is raised for that group, it then switches to another group, giving money to the groups to help buy equipment that will make such a big difference to people’s lives. In this episode we also talk about festive jumpers, leading the way for everyone else, and lovely personalised plates.

This is part of the Small & Supercharged Podcast’s Podmas where each day, between 1-24th December I’ll be sharing some Christmas cheer with a little help from some of the incredible people I work with in one way or another.

Music used -“Jingle bells” by scottholmesmusic.com

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Donna Case The Horse Feed Guru PodmasDonna Case aka The Horse Feed Guru is on the Small & Supercharged Podmas Podcast

Embracing Christmas with candles and candy canes


Donna Case, aka The Horse Feed Guru is a lovely friend, member of Small & Supercharged Mastermind and a member of Small & Supercharged too. And what this lady doesn’t know about feeding and supplements isn’t worth knowing! In addition, Donna shares her highs and low of 2019, how juggling children and work can be a serious challenge, treating customers like rock stars, and how she Christmases up hot chocolate come 1st December.

This is part of the Small & Supercharged Podcast’s Podmas where each day, between 1-24th December I’ll be sharing some Christmas cheer with a little help from some of the incredible people I work with in one way or another.

Music used -“Jingle bells” by scottholmesmusic.com

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The Horse Feed Guru Website

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As I said in this episode of podcast, this isn’t the first time that Donna has appeared on the Small & Supercharged Podcast. In fact, her podcast all about turning a childhood passion into a career is here.

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