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New bidding process “not necessarily the end” for World Equestrian Games, FEI says
Lack of venue readiness and an under-resourced Organising Committee, both from a financial and personnel perspective, ultimately impacted the delivery of the Games.
Equine care and trainingView All
Applying a blanket rule: Are you over-rugging your horse?
A horse’s optimal temperature range is very different to that of humans. When we use ourselves as gauges, we risk over-rugging our horses.
Horse healthView All
Different “signature” gut species found in lean and obese horses
The findings revealed specific bacterial species and assemblages that may be signatures of obesity and leanness in the horse gut.
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World Equestrian Games: Is this the end of the line?
Bidding process opens for individual world championships in all disciplines.
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Inner workings of the “speed gene” in horses revealed
“This knowledge is extremely valuable to thoroughbred breeders and trainers,” says the lead author of the study.
Culture and the artsView All
They were heroes: Fitting tribute to World War 1 equines
New Horse Heroes website launched on Armistice Centennial fully documents horses and mules in WW1.
From the breeding barnView All
Salvaging a horse’s epididymal sperm: “It’s not too late”
All is not lost if a stallion dies suddenly or must be castrated before standard semen collection.
