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Emergency Assistance and Roadside Recovery for Horseboxes and Horse Trailers
What happens to you and your horse if your horsebox or car and horse trailer break down, or if you have an accident and are unable to get home? What happens if you need emergency veterinary assistance, miles away from home? Who would arrange overnight accommodation for you and your horse if you suddenly needed it?
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At Equine Rescue Services we strive to be the first choice provider of equine breakdown assistance. Our commitment to our customers’ welfare and that of their horses comes first. We are dedicated to ensuring that, as a customer, you experience the best possible service. I am pleased that you have decided to visit our site and look forward to welcoming you as an ERS member." Debbie MacMorran |
Reivers' Ride raises over £65,000 for ABF The Soldiers' CharityThis July the Chairman of Equine Rescue Services, Michael Cunningham, rode with the Reivers' Ride from just north of Newcastle to Dunbar just east of Edinburgh. The Ride raised over £65,000 for ABF The Soldiers' Charity. Read all about it here... |
"Hello and welcome to Equine Rescue Services. If you are taking a look at our website you may be deciding to purchase Traveller breakdown assistance for your horsebox or Equine Trailer Assist breakdown assistance for your horse trailer.
“I would recommend ERS membership without hesitation, to anyone who insists on the best emergency support available. This is an exceptional and vital service for any horse owner who travels.”
Mary King, member of the Olympic medal-winning British Eventing team
Photo: Fiona Scott-Maxwell