21 December 2021
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Hack 1000 Miles
Do you want to do something amazing this year? #Hack1000Miles is Your Horse’s fun, free challenge for every rider. All hacking counts — whether ridden, in-hand or carriage driving. It’s your own personal journey; challenge yourself to do it in 12 months or see how far you can get in your own time. There is only one rule: to have fun!
Our official hacking year kicks off on 1 April 2024 and runs until 31 March 2025. By signing up to the digital leaderboard, you can watch your progress and we will help you celebrate key milestones (if you opt in to newsletters from us).
Below you’ll find expert advice & inspirational stories to help develop your confidence & partnership with your horse, plus all the latest & essential hacking news. #Hack1000Miles is sponsored by Equisafety and Wintec Saddles. Happy hacking!
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To contact us about #Hack1000Miles, please email aimi.clark@kelsey.co.uk
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16 December 2021
Wild deer, sunsets and sea views: seven prize-winning hacking photos you need to see
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14 December 2021
Seven moving and honest stories from #Hack1000Miles challengers who won this year’s ‘best story’ prizes
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8 December 2021
Mounted police support volunteer who works a 70-hour week and loves hacking receives a BHS award
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2 December 2021
‘Riding at 4am’ — how one retail worker and her veteran cob were able to #Hack1000Miles in year
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29 November 2021
From nervous wreck to galloping on the beach – one rider’s confidence journey during Hack 1,000 Miles
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23 November 2021
Riders endure ‘shocking’ levels of stress and risk on roads, study reveals
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16 November 2021
What is the BHS’s ‘Dead Slow’ road safety campaign?
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14 November 2021
Riding and leading out hacking transforms laminitis-prone pony’s health and gives hopes for others
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9 November 2021
Mounted police patrol pulls over London drivers to educate them on how to pass horses on the road safely
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6 November 2021
Who wore it best? Our #Hack1000Miles challengers go all out for some spooky Halloween hacking