Take part in the Harry Hall Horse Census 2026

and we'll send you a £10 eVoucher to spend at HarryHall.com off orders over £30!

Last time, 3,343 horse owners and riders from every corner of the UK took part.

This time, we want to hear from even more of you, whether you own, loan, share or ride, so the census reflects the whole equestrian community.

Every voice counts.

Two women in Harry Hall long winter riding coats walking along a country lane, promoting the Harry Hall Horse Census 2026, with a £10 e-voucher badge for orders over £30

Why we’re doing the 2026 Horse Census

We’re dedicated to making equestrian life more affordable, and our vision is to be your trusted companion for a lifetime outdoors.

Every two years, we run the Horse Census to capture the real, day-to-day picture of horse ownership in the UK. What’s going well, what’s getting harder, and how things are changing.

Your answers help build a clear picture of how the equestrian world is changing over time, and we use what you tell us to find practical ways to support owners and give back to our community.

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We’ll let you know
our findings

In 2024, 3,343 horse owners and riders across the UK shared their experiences with us, and 8 in 10 told us that owning and caring for horses was getting harder.

We listened.

Your answers helped us add Equine Legal Expenses Cover to our One Club membership and create our free Horse Ownership Budget Planner.

This time, we want to hear how things have changed.

Horse Census 2024 key findings: 64% made cutbacks in other areas of their life to keep their horse, 36% of horse owners didn’t have horse insurance, and 41% of those without insurance rely on savings or credit cards for vet bills.

What we’re asking this time

Each census also looks at one part of horse ownership in more depth. This time, we’re exploring how life’s changes, good and bad, affect owners and their horses.

Life rarely stands still. It might bring a new job, a house move, an injury, a wet winter or a yard closing. But while life changes, being an equestrian doesn’t. That’s why we chose this focus.

By understanding what helps owners through change, we can share what works with the whole community and look at what more we can do at Harry Hall to help.

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How it works

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Step 1

10 mins

Answer quick tick-box questions about you, your horse and the realities of horse ownership today.
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Step 2

Get your voucher

As a thank you, we’ll email you a £10 eVoucher to spend at HarryHall.com on orders over £30.
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Step 3

Start Shopping

Head to Harry Hall and get shopping. When we've collated all the forms we will also make sure to let you know the results too.

To take part, you must be 18 or over, live in the UK, and own, loan, share or ride a horse, or have done in the past. One entry per person. Your answers are anonymised and used in combined form only. See our Privacy Policy for details.

“Our last census showed us how much owners give to keep their horses.

This time, we want to understand what happens when life changes, good and bad, and what helps people adapt.

Every answer helps us find practical ways to support the equestrian community, so please take part and have your say.”

– Liz Hopper, CEO, Harry Hall International Ltd

Every time you shop, join or insure with us, we donate to our 2026 charity partner Redwings Horse Sanctuary.

Chosen by you in our charity poll, Redwings Horse Sanctuary is the UK’s largest horse welfare charity, where every day over 1,300 rescued horses and donkeys wake up safe, warm and cared for.

From urgent rescues to lifelong sanctuary care, Redwings gives every horse, pony, donkey and mule a second chance at a life free from fear, neglect and suffering.

Over the years we’ve helped raise money for equine charities that do amazing work across the world.

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Fieldwork runs from 2 to 30 November 2026. Responses are anonymised and reported in combined form only. Findings will be published as: Harry Hall, 2026, ‘Horse Census’ in January 2027.

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