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Your Horse Live Countdown Calendar; Win show tickets; Acorn toxicity; Writing a will; Colic prevention tips [Can't read this email properly?]( Counting down to Your Horse Live: prizes to win every day! To celebrate our show kicking off on Friday 8 November, we have launched the great Your Horse Live Countdown Calendar! You will be able to open a new window every day between now and then. Behind each window is a new competition to enter or exclusive offer to claim. Window one is open now, so be sure to check it out! [VIEW THE CALENDAR]( Win show tickets We have six pairs of tickets to give away for Britain's favourite (and biggest!) equestrian shopping show of the year! Tickets are valid for Your Horse Live on Sunday 10 November. [ENTER NOW]( Hay or haylage? Most people have a personal preference when it comes to the forage they feed their horse, and there's an element of rivalry between the two. Contrary to popular belief, haylage is normally lower in sugar than hay. [TELL ME MORE]( SPONSORED]( Dengie Meadow Lite with Herbs is a soft, tasty, high-fibre blend of precision-dried, British-grown grass and oat straw that maximises chew time whilst remaining low in calories. A light dressing of linseed and rapeseed oils promotes healthy skin and coat shine. Ideal for good-doers and those prone to laminitis, Meadow Lite with Herbs is naturally low in sugar at 3% and starch at just 0.5%. Postbiotics are included to support digestive health plus the inclusion of cinnamon and thyme is sure to tempt fussy feeders. It can be added to the bucket feed or offered as a low-calorie total or partial forage replacer. Free from molasses, alfalfa, cereals & preservatives. [Find out more...]( Beware autumn acorns: preventing toxicity in horses Now is the time for horse owners to stay alert for acorn poisoning, which can cause serious illness and even death in horses. [LET'S GO]( Three key areas to review for a healthy horse all winter long The team at Dengie explains how to review your horse's feeding plan in preparation for the winter ahead. [SHOW ME]( Solicitor advice for writing a will that protects your horse Do you know what will happen to your horse if you die? It's not a nice topic, but it is a very important one to consider and make plans for. Without a will, your horse's future could be at risk. [LET'S SEE]( Impaction and gassy colic in horses At this time of year, when the weather deteriorates and our horses' routines change, the risk of colic is greater and a real concern. The earlier you spot the signs and call your vet, the better their chances of making a full recovery. [TAKE ME THERE]( This message was brought to you from Your Horse Magazine a Kelsey Media Brand © Kelsey Media Ltd,The Granary, Down's Court, Yalding, Maidstone, ME18 8AL Registered in England No. 05822990. Please do not reply to this message as this email was sent from an unmonitored e-mail address. Please read our privacy policy for more information on how we process your personal information. [Unsubscribe](