Clipping and trimming

Seventy-year-old clippers could be the oldest in the land

Clipper manufacturers Lister have found what they believe are the UK's oldest horse clippers in their centenary year

Do you own the oldest Lister clippers in the country?

Clippers manufacturer Lister has launched a competition to find the oldest pair of Lister Clippers in the UK to celebrate the company's centenary

H&H's clipping masterclass: Mary King's expert tips

H&H's clipping masterclass: clipping challenges

Ask H&H: insurance for clipping

Horse & Hound explains what precautions you should take when clipping someone else's horse

Safety fears over stolen clippers being sold online

Stolen clippers manufactured for the American market are being sold via internet auction sites and are not safe for use in Britain

Ask H&H: How should I look after my clippers?

H&H offers advice on how often horse clippers should be serviced to keep them in good working order

Top tips for clipping horses

Horse & Hound offers advice on how to achieve the perfect clip, whatever amount of hair your horse needs to have removed

Q&A: Clipping cobs

Expert advice from HORSE magazine on clipping a heavyweight cob

Q&A: Taming a thick mane

Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how to make the best of an unruly mane

Q&A: Perfect pulled tails

Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how to achieve the perfect pulled tail for the competition season

Q&A: Improving manes

Expert advice from HORSE Magazine on how to help improve a messy mane

Coping with clipping phobias

Expert advice from this month's HORSE magazine on coping with a horse which is terrified of being clipped

Top tips for safe clipping

Expert advice from HORSE magazine on avoiding dangers while clipping

Professionals' top turnout tips

Make sure you are ready for the winter competition season with top tips from professional grooms

Clever clipping

Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how to make the best of your horse with clever cosmetic clipping

Q&A: Clipping tips

Advice on clipping nervous horses and helping to make a "first-time" experience stress-free