Prestigious award for equine airway pioneer Ed Robinson
World Equine Airways Symposium founder at the forefront of many veterinary innovations.
Read moreWorld Equine Airways Symposium founder at the forefront of many veterinary innovations.
Read more“With these gloves, we hope to celebrate her memory, love of life and passion for polo.”
Read moreDegree aimed at students who don’t have an equine program nearby, or who need to work while studying.
Read more“These results suggest a lack of fundamental knowledge exists in these horse owners, which has the potential to negatively impact equine health and welfare.”
Read moreArmistice Day kicks off campaign to remember the ‘forgotten victims’ of today’s war zones.
Read moreNot many sports can say that their biggest events can be powered by the natural waste of their star athletes.
Read more“This knowledge is extremely valuable to thoroughbred breeders and trainers,” says the lead author of the study.
Read moreOn the centenary of the armistice of World War One on November 11, Blue Cross is honouring the role animals played in the war – not just a vital part of the war effort, but as companions with whom soldiers forged unbreakable bonds.
Read moreProposal receives generally positive feedback, but how will it be enforced?
Read moreUtah’s Hogle Zoo announces birth of Hartmann’s mountain zebra filly, with Britain welcome a foal two days later.
Read moreBrazil’s donkeys are being “starved and slaughtered” for the Chinese skin trade.
Read moreIn an investigation last year, Blue Cross found 28% of all adverts used terminology that implied the horse was not straightforward, needed work, was young and inexperienced, or displayed behavioural problems.
Read more“He was terrified; he would do anything to get away from you or would sometimes just stand there and close his eyes and put his head to the floor.”
Read more“This study has some shed some light on the causes and scale of sport injuries and should act as a springboard for injury prevention initiatives.”
Read moreDonkeys living in the wild in Brazil are now being targeted by traders and ‘harvested’ for their skins, which are used to produce the traditional medicine, ejiao.
Read more“Results suggest that potentials stressors such as group restructuring and translocation should be considered in the management of zoological collections to reduce the risk of fatal EHV infections in novel hosts.”
Read moreBrooke’s year-long Every Horse Remembered campaign to highlight working equines past and present draws to a close.
Read moreNew lab to provide members with state-of-the-art equine testing and research, and independence between the laboratory and the USEF regulatory process.
Read moreImportant animal species present in an important corridor of the ancient Silk Road are revealed.
Read moreThe stress identified by researchers could be difficult for most people to identify, as the horse may not show visible stress behaviours.
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