It’s your last chance to score Amazon Prime Day deals for equestrians – here are ones worth buying
Today is your last chance to scoop Amazon Prime Day deals for equestrians. Sadly, the discounts end today! (Friday 25 June).
However, you’re in good hands. I’m here to trawl through all the best deals for equestrians so you know which discounts are actually worth your money. The shopping event is live until midnight tomorrow, and I’ll be checking for new offers that appear between now and then.
This means that, at the time of writing, all these discounts still apply. However, they might be gone before the end of the event (June 26), so make sure you snap them up ASAP.
Normally, you might think of Amazon as the place to go for books or discounted electronics. However, it can also be an absolute gold mine for equestrian supplies if you know where to look – and you can make some serious savings, too.
One important thing to know? The sale is exclusive to Prime members. So, if you haven’t already signed up for a trial, now would be perfect so you can bag the best Amazon Prime Day deals for equestrians!
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You will need to sign up to Amazon Prime to have access to Prime Day discounts. Right now you can get a 30-day free trial, which is a great way to see the deals for free.
Best Amazon Prime deals for equestrians
O’Keefes Working Hands | 37% off at AmazonWas £14.99 Now £9.48
This concentrated lotion repairs and relieves extremely dry, cracked skin, so it’s perfect for equestrians working hard.
La Roche-Posay Anthelios UVmune 400 SPF 50+| 40% off at AmazonWas £20 Now £11.97
H&H’s Bethany Stone loves this lighweight sunscreen – it’s portable, non-greasy and feels non-existent on your skin.
Warmco Portable Clip On Fan | Save 28% at AmazonWas £49.99 Now £35.99
This USB-rechargeable battery-powered fan lasts 12 hours on the highest setting, so is ideal for clipping up in your stable or trailer. This is what I’m buying to help my pony battle the heat. Check out more fan deals.
MoverX 200L trolley | Save 15% at AmazonWas £79.99 Now £67.99
This trolley is perfect for yard life. Save your back and arms lugging haynets, water and tack (in fact, you could probably move it all in one trip) and keep all your show kit together and portable when you’re at a competition.
Keter Store It outdoor storage| Save 30% at AmazonWas £170 Now £119
You can never have enougth storage at the yard. If you’re struggling to find a home for all your kit, snap up this huge heavy-duty, weather-resistant storage chest.
NAF Instant Magic Calming Syringes for Horses x 3 | Save 34% at AmazonWas £19.49 Now £12.78
This fast-acting calmer comes in single-use 30ml oral syringes for quick, precise and mess-free administration directly into your horse’s mouth.
Price check: Viovet £13.46, Redpost Equestrian £17.54
Feedmark Replenish Electrolytes | Save 25% at AmazonWas £27.99 Now £20.99
Electrolytes are first and foremost for hydration – especially in this weather – and this deal is even better than buying in bulk.
Reolink Argus PT + Solar Panel | Save 20% at AmazonWas £99.99 Now £79.99
This deal includes the solar panel, so you’ll have everything you need to get started monitoring your stable or field. Or upgrade to the Reolink Go PT Ultra (also 20% off).
Pivo Equestrian Pod | Save 19% at AmazonWas £159.99 Now £129.99
We tested this out (in the days where it was called Pivo Silver) and think it makes a great gift for an equestrian who loves to make videos or wants to improve their training.
NAF Silky Mane & Tail D-Tangler Spray | Save 23% at AmazonWas £16.99 Now £13
Mane and tail spray always comes in handy and this one is from a reputable brand, so stock up while it’s reduced.
Price check: Viovet £13, Redpost £15.29, Millbry Hill £16.99
Techalogic DC2 Pro | Save 16% at AmazonWas £239.95 Now £201.59
If you’ve been eyeing up the best riding hat cameras, Prime events really are the time to buy. This one is great for riders who hack.
YuMove Joint Care Horse 1.8kg | 25% off at AmazonWas £74.99 Now £56.50
Our top pick of the joint supplement deals. It contains everything you would expect to find in a great joint supplement as well as green-lipped mussel powder.
Price check: £97.15 YuMove (single purchase), £74.99 VioVet
Lego Creator 3in1 Horse Figure | 20% off at AmazonWas £44.99 Now £35.97
Calling all Lego fans – this is the lowest price we’ve seen. Using the same bricks, you can build a horse, deer and bear.
Price check: Lego £44.99, Argos £45, John Lewis £44.99
Xega 4G LTE Cellular Security Camera | 21% off at AmazonWas £59.99 Now £47.49
This camera offers as much panning as the Reolink Go PT Ultra (355°) but less tilt (so a slightly smaller field of view), but if this isn’t important to you it’s available at a much lower price point.
La Roche-Posay Anthelios UVmune 400 SPF 50+| 40% off at AmazonWas £20 Now £11.97
H&H’s Bethany Stone loves this lighweight sunscreen – it’s portable, non-greasy and feels non-existent on your skin.
When is Amazon Prime Day 2026?
The Amazon Prime sales event is live now and running 23–26 June 2026. These deals will be exclusive to Amazon Prime customers, so join Amazon Prime to take full advantage of the event.
What is Amazon Prime Day?
Amazon Prime Day is Amazon’s biggest sale event of the year. Think Black Friday deals, but only exclusive to Amazon Prime customers. In essence, you must join Amazon Prime to take full advantage of the event.
Prime Day originally started in 2015 as a celebration of Amazon’s 20th anniversary. It was created to encourage people to spend outside of the October–December holiday season and to “offer a volume of deals greater than Black Friday”. Since then, it has become one of the biggest sales in the global shopping calendar, with many other large retailers – particularly in the US – launching promotions of their own to take advantage of the huge online audience around Prime Day.
Amazon now run a number of deals events throughout the year in addition to Amazon Prime Day, including the Amazon Spring Deals and Amazon Big Deals events.
How long will Amazon Prime Day deals last?
Technically, all pricing should return to their pre-sale values after the event ends on Friday 26 June. However, there’s nothing to say that current deals might come offline before the event finishes – and we often find this to be the case. If you’re serious about bagging a bargain, we recommend snapping up your deals as soon as they land, especially if it’s a popular item!
We’re monitoring the deals we’ve found several times a day, so you can be sure the Amazon Prime Day deals for equestrians on this page are live – as soon as we notice they’re not, we’ll take them off to save you time. Likewise, if they come back, we’ll add them straight in.
How we bring you the best Amazon Prime Day deals for equestrians
We’ve been covering the sales for years now, so we know where to look for the best deals and what makes a really good one. Ahead of and throughout the event, we will be regularly updating this page with the very best deals for equestrians – it’ll be a one-stop shop so you don’t have to spend your valuable and limited time trawling through them all.
While ChatGPT might be able to find you some products on sale, AI has never owned a horse and does not test products or search for deals for a living (yes, that’s my day job!), so you can trust that when we recommend something, it’s actually worth it. I’m here along with fellow horse owner and bargain hunter Bethany Stone to do the hard work for you.
Tips for finding the best discounts
1. Use a free trial to shop the sale
For starters, if you think about it, Prime members are spending £8.99/$14.99 a month to shop during Amazon Prime Day. The idea of paying to shop a sale may seem a bit odd but considering the amazing prices on offer and the delivery savings you’ll make throughout the year, it’s a small price to pay. However, if you’re a new Prime user, sign up to Prime before the event and you can shop the sale for free with the free one month trial.
2. Shop with an Amazon Gift Card
If you have an Amazon Gift Card that you haven’t used yet, why not use it on Prime Day?
3. Price check everything
This is one of the most important things to do when shopping in sales events. Price checking on Amazon is quite easy – we use CamelCamelCamel, which is a website that price checks millions of items sold on Amazon. The website tracks price lows, so if the item you’re researching was cheaper at previously, you’ll be able to see the price difference. You’ll also easily be able to see whether this is the lowest price ever. Wherever possible, we try to do this for you and the live widgets that we use in our buying guides will compare the current best prices.
4. Watch out for dodgy reviews
Fake reviews are something to be aware of. Amazon has removed a lot of them but there are so many that it’s not possible to get them all. I recommend keeping your eyes out for reviews that seem a bit questionable.
5. Bag some early deals
Amazon has deals running every single day so if you’re in desperate need of anything new, you can find some cheap prices on the Amazon Daily Deals page.
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Georgia is Horse & Hound’s deputy website editor and equestrian products expert. She curates content across the website with a particular focus on upcoming equestrian events horse care and buying advice. She also manages all the ecommerce opportunities that allow us to give you easy access to the best products at the lowest prices via our buying guides. Georgia has first-hand knowledge of all the equestrian brands and their ever-evolving product lines, having been working with them closely since she started in equestrian media in 2015.