Vets can feel pressured to prescribe antibiotics for horses, researchers report
Study examines issues that may help or hinder the introduction of programs to better manage antibiotic use in veterinary practices.
Read moreStudy examines issues that may help or hinder the introduction of programs to better manage antibiotic use in veterinary practices.
Read moreThe British Equestrian Federation appears to have its share of star-bellied sneetches.
Read moreFor a horse used to life in a paddock, being confined to a stable for a long period of time can be a real challenge.
Read moreThe differences in suspensions in two cases decided two days apart are baffling.
Read moreIt’s hard to imagine Ingmar De Vos being unseated, with the presidency of the FEI going to a vote late this year.
Read moreThe IOC’s stance on Russian doping shows no grit and little in the way of determination.
Read moreThe very nature of desert Endurance poses a risk to horses, and measures to safeguard them do not appear to be working.
Read moreMany questions remain around the earliest examples of horse domestication.
Read moreBidding for the right to host the 2022 World Equestrian Games has reopened. It is all eerily familiar.
Read more“The technical committees of the three disciplines have provided well balanced proposals creating avenues for all regions of the world to participate in the Olympic Games.”
Read moreWas it the horsepox virus that led the way in the eradication of smallpox?
Read moreHis election an acknowledgement of horse sport’s willingness to adapt and modernise.
Read moreTrade impacts on communities that can ill-afford to lose their donkeys.
Read moreCharges include animal abuse, document forgery, perverting the course of justice, crimes against public health, money laundering, and being part of a criminal organisation.
Read moreThe US seems to struggle to make even minor gains in horse management.
Read moreAttempting a count appears to be the equine equivalent of herding cats.
Read moreWhen a horse cranks up a gear or two, its digestive system all but shuts down as the blood that normally delivers oxygen and fuel to power the gut is diverted to the horse’s big muscles to power locomotion. That means cooling down properly is essential to health and wellbeing.
Read moreFantastic television coverage of the America’s Cup has broadened the sport’s appeal.
Read moreIt’s feed time. You can see the disappointment on the faces of the horses who miss out, right?
Read moreEquestrian disciplines fare well against other sports in Olympic reshuffle.
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