Demand pushes horse brand to record highs
An equestrian equipment firm is riding high after a broader market offer helped secure best-ever results.
Harry Hall saw revenue rise 33 per cent in its 2024/2025 financial year.
Bosses say the uptick marks a third consecutive year of record growth for the business, with its progress boosted by demand across its shopping and insurance arms.
The Bradford-based company saw retail sales rise by around £1 million in the period, thanks to clamour for products including in-house designed riderwear and Masta-branded horse rugs.
It was also boosted by its insurance division, which arranged cover for more than 100,000 horses and owners.
And membership of its Harry Hall One Club, which offers insurance deals and shopping discounts, increased by 18 per cent year-on-year.
Liz Hopper, managing director, said: “We’re proud to have achieved significant financial success this year.
“The team is committed to going beyond surface level to understand the challenges facing our equestrian community, to ensure we have a genuine impact on reducing costs surrounding horse ownership.”
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