Education & Entertainment

Flavonoids are naturally occurring compounds found in plants and berries that used to be eaten regularly by wild horses. These compounds help process sugar but are not found in modern equine diets.

Latest webinar from feed brand Spillers is all about gastric ulcers and horse nutrition for owners. It also offers AMTRA CPD for industry professionals.

Equine ethologist Renate Larssen will look at the challenging topic of aggression in horses, why horses may become aggressive, and how to manage such behaviours.

Latest OwnerView conference panel features Rood and Riddle vets Dr Scott Morrison and Dr Brad Tanner.

“Understanding colic in horses” is the latest “Fresh Scoop” podcast from the Morris Animal Foundation.

Equine Guelph’s two-week online Horse Trailer Safety course will focus on best practices in safety before each outing, and emergency preparedness will also be discussed.

In the first Welfare Wednesday Webinar of the season, diagnostic imaging veterinarian Merry Smith will discuss the management of horses with arthritic changes in their joints.

The newly launched Equine Careers Showcase, an initiative of Equine Guelph in Canada, showcases 78 roles in categories including racing, health care, breeding and much more.

Three-part video series explains Social Licence, and “a good life for horses” in and out of competition.

Mistakes in TV shows and films featuring horses and riders are among the equestrian world’s biggest annoyances, and most are fast to spot inaccurate horse behavior, poor riding, and other blunders.

Veterinarians and musculoskeletal practitioners will share information on understanding and managing complex unsoundness and optimising equine performance at the highest level.

Equine veterinarian’s Online Foaling Course aims to help horse owners be fully prepared for the birth of a foal.

Five Canadian provinces have joined with Equine Guelph to offer training for budding grass-roots horse show judges.

With its video series, the Oldenburger Verband aims to enable breeders to better understand the evaluation of horses.

Equine veterinarians Sophie Eaden and Kirstie Pickles talk about the role mental health first aid can have in embracing a practice culture that is supportive of good mental health.

Award-winning feature documentary “The Long Rider” tells the story of the incredible equestrian odyssey of Filipe Leite.

“You don’t know what you don’t know until you do”: Equine contributions invited for “Who Knew? Fun Facts & Why it Matters”.

Can we promote positive equine behaviour and wellbeing through management? Equine behaviourists Justine Harrison and Rosa Verwijs look at the topic.

Infectious disease expert Dr Gabriele Landolt of Colorado State University talks about how influenza viruses affect animals and how to keep them safe.