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Welcome to Horse Talk goes French.   

Moving abroad is an adventure and a complete lifestyle change. Moving with horses is exciting but can also be stressful and traumatic. In these pages, find helpful information and advice to make this transition easier. Read how other people have coped and how they live in France.

Its difficult to leave behind all you know and are confident with. When you have horses, you cannot afford to make mistakes, especially when it comes to contacting vets in an emergency or booking a farrier. Even purchasing horse feed and supplies is difficult at first. Where do you source hay from? These and many more questions are answered here.

The aim of this Horse Talk section is to help, inform, educate and integrate English speaking horse owners in France. We are always keen to hear from readers with their own input, advice and article ideas. If you have something you wish to contribute or have found a useful contact or even want to share your particular adventure, then please feel free to contact us.

Gradually we are becoming a wonderful resource for French Equestrianism, the demand and support since the conception of Horse Talk has been overwhelming. This site is for you, the horse owner in France, use it with Country Life and French Horse and Country.com and feel part of a valuable network of like minded people.

Equestrian Relocation 

Things to consider, when moving abroad with horses.

A must read when considering moving to France.

All the things you should consider and prepare for when moving your horse to France; Location of property, Stabling, Land, Feeding, Materials, Vets, Farriers, Riding, Flies, Dentists, Horse, Disposal and some more.

Passports and Legal Requirements, Regulations and Horse Transportation.

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