Gold Label
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Gold Label
Gold Label is a British, pharmacist-founded equestrian brand making horse (and some canine) health, grooming and care products — from feed supplements to skin, hoof, leg, show and leather care. At Just Horse Riders we stock a broad Gold Label range spanning nutrition, stable & skin health, hoof care, leg care, show care, leather care, fly care and waterproofing — 189 products in all, starting from around £2.66.
Free UK delivery over £50 · Next-day on eligible items before 4pm · 90-day returns · Family-run UK retailer since 2010.
In a hurry?
- Gold Label Triscrub — antibacterial skin cleanser and surgical-style scrub, from £5.19.
- Gold Label Purple Spray — antibacterial purple spray for minor cuts and grazes, from £4.60.
- Gold Label Green Lipped Mussel — natural joint-support supplement, from £15.80.
- Gold Label Garlic Powder — palatable garlic feed supplement, from £3.21.
- Gold Label Neatsfoot Oil — traditional leather feed and conditioner, from £4.67.
What does Gold Label make?
Gold Label was founded by pharmacists Trevor and Josephine Stockill and has been a familiar name in UK yards for decades, manufacturing from East Yorkshire. The range is deliberately broad — everyday grooming and turnout products alongside feed supplements and first-aid-kit staples. Rather than a handful of hero products, Gold Label covers most of the tasks a horse owner faces across the week, which is why we group it into clear care categories below.
Which Gold Label range is right for me?
Use this quick guide to find the right part of the range for the job in hand.
| Range | Typical products | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Nutrition & supplements | Glucosamine, Green Lipped Mussel, Garlic, Biotin, Brewers Yeast, Cod Liver Oil | Everyday feed support — joints, coat, hooves and general condition |
| Stable & skin health | Triscrub, Iodine Spray, Purple Spray, Veterinary Wound Powder | Grooming-kit and first-aid-cabinet essentials for skin and minor knocks |
| Hoof care | Frog Oil, Solid Hoof Oil | Routine hoof conditioning and moisture |
| Leg & muscle care | Leg Guard, Wonder Gel | Post-work leg care and cooling routines |
| Show care | Equigloss, Sparkle, Mane Tail & Coat Spray | Finishing touches for the ring and competition days |
| Leather care | Neatsfoot Oil, Dubbin, Glycerin Saddle Soap | Feeding, cleaning and waterproofing tack |
| Fly & waterproof care | Flygon, Citronella Emulsion, Waterproof Wax | Summer pest season and keeping rugs and boots weatherproof |
How do I choose a supplement?
Match the supplement to the job: glucosamine and Green Lipped Mussel are chosen for joint support, biotin for hoof quality, and garlic or cod liver oil for general condition. Always introduce a new supplement gradually and follow the feeding guide on the tub. If your horse has a known health issue, or is competing under rules that restrict certain ingredients, check with your vet first — supplements support a good diet rather than replace veterinary care.
How do I use the skin and first-aid products safely?
Products like Triscrub, Iodine Spray, Purple Spray and Veterinary Wound Powder are popular grooming-kit and first-aid staples for cleansing and everyday minor grazes. Follow the label directions and patch-test on a small area first. For anything more than a superficial graze — deep, dirty, or non-healing wounds, or any sign of infection — speak to your vet rather than relying on over-the-counter care.
Which Gold Label products do we recommend?
- Gold Label Triscrub (from £5.19) — a go-to antibacterial skin cleanser that doubles as a hand scrub around the yard.
- Gold Label Green Lipped Mussel (from £15.80) — a natural favourite for owners looking to support joint comfort through the feed.
- Gold Label Glucosamine Plus 5000 (from £12.90) — a straightforward daily glucosamine option for joint support.
- Gold Label Garlic Powder (from £3.21) — a palatable, budget-friendly way to add garlic to the ration.
- Gold Label Purple Spray (from £4.60) — a well-known antibacterial purple spray for minor cuts and grazes.
- Gold Label Neatsfoot Oil (from £4.67) — a traditional leather feed to keep tack supple.
Care and related collections
Explore the rest of the Gold Label range by category: supplements & nutrition, stable & skin health, hoof care, leg & muscle care, show care, saddle & leather care, fly care and waterproof care. Store supplements in a cool, dry place, keep lids sealed, and always check the use-by date before feeding.
Gold Label FAQs
Who makes Gold Label products?
Gold Label is a British brand founded by pharmacists Trevor and Josephine Stockill, manufacturing equine and animal care products from East Yorkshire. The range covers supplements, skin and stable health, grooming and leather care.
How much do Gold Label products cost?
In-stock Gold Label products at Just Horse Riders start from around £2.66 for everyday care items such as leather soap, with concentrated joint supplements reaching around £58 for the largest sizes. Most grooming and first-aid staples sit in the £4–£15 range.
Which Gold Label supplement is best for joints?
Owners looking to support joint comfort most often choose Green Lipped Mussel (from £15.80) or a glucosamine supplement (from £12.90). Supplements support a balanced diet — if your horse has a diagnosed joint problem, ask your vet for advice first.
Is Gold Label Purple Spray safe for minor cuts?
Gold Label Purple Spray (from £4.60) is a popular antibacterial spray for minor cuts and grazes and does not contain gentian violet. Follow the label directions, and for deep, dirty or non-healing wounds contact your vet rather than treating at home.
Can I get free delivery on Gold Label orders?
Yes — UK delivery is free on orders over £50, with next-day available on eligible items ordered before 4pm. We also offer 90-day returns.
Are Gold Label products only for horses?
The range is primarily equine, but Gold Label also makes some canine care products such as an itchy dog shampoo. Always check the label to confirm a product is suitable for the animal you are treating.
Impartial advice from the Just Horse Riders team — last reviewed 12 July 2026.