Equestrian firm races past £10 million in record run
An equestrian equipment and insurance firm has hailed its progress after chalking up a fourth consecutive year of record results.
Harry Hall notched 22 per cent revenue growth in its 2025/2026 financial year as turnover exceeded £10 million for the first time.
The business racked up more than £1 million in additional retail revenue and a 13 per cent increase in members of its Harry Hall One Club-branded horse owner and rider community.
The Bradford-based operator also secured 23 per cent growth in insurance policyholders.
Liz Hopper, Harry Hall managing director, said: “After a record-breaking year that has seen us reach new heights across the business, we’re delighted to be reporting another year of incredible growth.
“As a team, we’re committed to working seamlessly with insurance partners, customers and members to expand our range to support their needs.”
She added the business has named Norfolk and Essex-based Redwings Horse Sanctuary as its official charity partner for 2026, having raised more than £12,500 for Riding for the Disabled Association.
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