Free bit fitting webinar aims to help horses
Bit-fitting webinar presented by Fiona Dearing busts a few bitting myths.
Read moreHorse-related webinars and education courses – as well as entertainment.
Bit-fitting webinar presented by Fiona Dearing busts a few bitting myths.
Read moreA webcast of the 74th National Appaloosa Show in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is being streamed from July 26 to August 2.
Read moreIf your horse is feeling the heat, why not make a tasty ice block filled with tasty treats?
Read moreMade available by Wonder Horse Books, the story is the first in a series about “Arabian Wonder Horses and those who love them”.
Read moreThe film brings to screen scenes of both wild and domestic horses and burros, together with interviews by nationally renowned veterinarians, trainers, professors, investigators, policymakers and members of the equine community.
Read moreUnderstand Horses Live features an international panel of experts who will lecture on a variety of subjects on the first day, then put the scientific theory into practice with demos and workshops with horses on the second day.
Read moreWehorse offers a chance to try out its online horse training platform free for a week.
Read moreThe 10th Welfare and Safety of the Racehorse Summit features 10 different panels going over different topics relating to racehorse welfare.
Read more“The findings should be a wake-up call to everyone involved in equestrian sports that they are not as trusted with horse welfare as they need to be to maintain public support.”
Read moreThe “Equine Collaborative Wild Horse Solutions Summit” will discuss the way forward for the last remaining wild horse and burro herds and their habitats.
Read moreA special online screening of the film War Horse is helping to raise funds for working equine charity Brooke USA.
Read moreAn expert panel will discuss guidelines to consider for ensuring the horse’s physical and mental well-being in equine research.
Read moreThe 10th Welfare and Safety of the Racehorse Summit is being held at Keeneland in Kentucky, and will also be streamed live online.
Read moreThe 18th ISES Conference 2022, titled ‘Succeed with Science: Performance, Practice and Positive Partnerships’, will run as a hybrid conference at Hartpury University and Hartpury College in Gloucestershire from August 10 to 12.
Read moreThe seminar in November “Recognising Pain-Related Poor Performance”, is aimed at coaches, instructors, therapists, other veterinary para-professionals, professional riders and students.
Read moreFree webinar “Bridle fit – why getting it right so important” explores an often overlooked facet of horsemanship.
Read more“There is much more to learn about how we as an equine community can work together to keep our horses and ponies safe.”
Read moreIn the sequel to the Trauma-Focused Equine Assisted Services Fireside Chat, EAS practitioners Molly DePrekel and Dr Nancy Coyne will discuss incorporating trauma-informed care and working with equines.
Read moreEquine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) specialist Ben Sykes will discuss the prevention of ulcers in horses, using appropriate management changes or medical treatment.
Read moreThe forum “Welfare and Performance of the Ridden Horse – How can we protect our social licence to operate in equestrianism?” is being run in August as a pilot in preparation for a wider series.
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