1. Zara Tindall
- Role:
- Rider
“I am delighted to be working with Equine Bio Genie as they are pioneering the development of equine bio security which can only be a positive for the health of my horses. It is easy to overlook the environmental impact on our horses but given the all to frequent outbreaks of infectious disease it is important for me have the best protection for my horses.” - Zara Tindall
Equine BIO Genie provide us with the peace of mind that we are keeping our horses environment in optimal condition. We focus on every aspect of our horses welfare in order for them to perform at their best and the environment in which they live is no exception.
Equine BIO Genie products and services represent the Gold standard in Biosecurity having been rigorously tested in equine conditions. The provision of products suitable for use around horses and humans alike, that have superior efficacy and zero environmental and health impact to the horse is critical and unique to EBG.
Trusted by the top Equine hospitals and veterinary practices, and providing a 360 degree solution to combat all bacteria, viruses, fungi and spores that can affect the horses health both at home and away, means you don’t need to look anywhere else for the treatment of AIR, SURFACES and WATER.”
Class Affair (Socks) made his way to the very south of France this week, to compete in the Pau 5*.
After a good trip down, Socks arrived in great form, ahead of Friday's dressage test.
The test went well and Socks was very rideable. He coped well with the atmosphere in the arena, finishing the test on a score of 35.6.
He then went on to jump clear around the cross country on Saturday, although picking up some time faults.
Socks jumped really well on Sunday in the showjumping phase, and despite sadly having 2 fences down, we are very pleased with him.
Judith Luff and Zara’s Classicals Euro Star (Casper) made an impressive start to Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials this weekend. Casper has only made a handful of 4* starts and he performed a fantastic dressage test for a score of 30.4. He then powered round the cross country course for just 3.2 time faults and into 7th place on the leader board. Sadly he ended up with a sore foot after cross country, so the team made the decision to withdraw him from the showjumping phase on Sunday. Casper is at home and he is doing well. Although it was an unfortunate end to Blenheim, he was a superstar all week and we are really pleased with his performance at this level.