Here at RS-tor we are spreading the good work of Medi-K Training, a company which offers first aid training for equestrians.

As recently reported by Horse & Hound Magazine horse rider Stacey Stephenson has set up a campaign to improve the safety of horses and riders on the road.

Michaela Huntington is a show jumper, trainer and livery yard owner from Braintree in Essex. Michaela is an ambasssor rider for the RS-tor Rider Safety Aid so we were thrilled to hear the news that Michaela has been crowned the Winter Amateur Champion on her lovely chestnut mare Zena.

Emma Douglas is one of RS-tor’s fabulous sponsored riders. Emma competes in para Dressage with her horses Apart; know as Solly, and Murphy, dubbed Cartoon Top Cat in the arena. In Para Dressage there are five grades or degrees of impairments allowing riders to compete fairly against each other. Grade 1A described those riders the most impaired whereas Grade 5 the most able. RS-tor rider Emma rides under Grade 2 as a result of L1 spinal injury resulting in incomplete paraplegia.

Emma is a big fan of the RS-tor Riding Safety Aid.

Here at RS-tor we love to receive positive feedback and for our product to truly help riders. So we were thrilled to receive the below testimonial from Donna Sharman.