Treat yourself to a rip roaring read and help Bransby Home of Rest for Horses at the same time. Hovis' Friday Diary: From the Beginning is a tongue-in-cheek look at the mad world of horse ownership and equestrianism for the average rider. Told from the point of view of Hovis the eight-year-old Clydesdale, his cheeky and irreverent narrative on his life is reflective of how many horse owners believe their own horses might view the world if only they could talk.

Told from his rather unique view point, Hovis' cheeky and irreverent narrative on his life is reflective of how many horse owners believe their own horses might view the world if only they could talk! Picking up where the last book left off, this diary covers the difficulties of new unrequited lusts, the fun of getting in trouble with friends, the delight of impressing mum, the days in the dog house, his mother's odd antics and the heartbreak of the loss of friends. Once again intended to make the reader smile, laugh out loud and possibly shed a tear or two; there are simply no horse lovers or owners who can get to the end of Hovis' Friday Diary: The Year of the Destroyer having not shed a tear or two.

Picking up where the last book, Hovis’ Friday Diary: Laughter, Lameness and Lockdowns, left off at the end of 2021, this latest diary covers his take on a world coming out of a global pandemic, a new set of stable mates, a rapidly maturing mini-mother, his own advancing years and a belief that if you dream hard enough then anything can happen; a belief which is to be ultimately played out on the greatest stage of all… Once again intended to make the reader smile, laugh out loud and even shed a tear or two; there are simply no horse lovers or owners who can get to the end of Hovis’ Friday Diary: What’s the Story, Medal Glory, having not smiled to themselves and thought “Yep, I can relate to that!” at least once.