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Police Horses Retire at Bransby Horses


27th October 2017

Last week we welcomed ex-police horses, Gainsborough and Saratoga, from the London Metropolitan Police. Due to health issues, they are no longer able to continue with their role and have…

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Bransby Horses Sponsors SEVA Symposium


18th October 2017

Bransby Horses is proud to announce they will be sponsoring the Student Equine Veterinary Association (SEVA) annual Symposium next year at The University of Liverpool. The Symposium will take place…

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Veronica


15th September 2017

Unfortunately we have some sad news to share with you all about Veronica. On Friday the decision was made to have her put to sleep as her quality of life…

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Bodmin Moor Ponies’ Update


1st September 2017

In May 2016, Bransby Horses was part of a multi-agency rescue at Bodmin Moor, Cornwall. The External Welfare Team made a 16-hour round trip to collect eight starving and neglected ponies,…

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Stoke Prior Update


1st September 2017

Following the temporary closure of our Stoke Prior site and subsequent detailed review, a decision has now been made to sell Priory Farm. The site would need to be far…

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Emlyn’s Success Story


31st August 2017

Emlyn came into the care of Bransby Horses in 2012, as part of a group of 65 horses that were being illegally fly-grazed. Following his rehabilitation at Bransby Horses, he…

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Quadrant2Design Support Bransby Horses


11th August 2017

Based in Poole, a few miles from the New Forest, Quadrant2Design understand the need for a charity concerned with equine welfare, as issues are often prevalent in their local area….

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Diamond Finds a Home


10th August 2017

Diamond, who was one of five Arabs rescued in January 2016, left Bransby Horses today to start her next chapter in a foster home. Staff were sad to say goodbye…

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Gin Ponies’ Update


9th August 2017

Meet the Gin ponies; Bombay, Gordon, Tarquin and Hendrix. You may recognise Bombay and Hendricks from previous news when they were first rescued from grazing dangerously close to a busy…

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