Education & Entertainment

In “The Future of Equine Sports Medicine”, Tim Ober, Mark Revenaugh and Philippe Benoit will share their vision to improve current methods of evaluation, management and treatment of equine athletes and best-practice guidelines.

Internationally renowned equine veterinarian and researcher Sue Dyson will discuss elements of her recently published study on horse behaviour during tacking‐up and mounting.

A three-part virtual stallion expo is taking place this month to replace the annual open day at Stallion AI Services in Britain.

The Donkey Sanctuary’s award-winning “Sanctuary From Your Sofa” event returns for another virtual day out with the charity’s donkeys on Easter Sunday.

Many owners who have set up alternative grazing systems feel that their horses are happier and healthier as a result. A free webinar delves into the topic.

A life-size model of the digestive system will be featured so participants can identify what the entire tract looks like, how it works, and what this means for feeding horses.

In “Feeding For Topline Development” Clair Thunes will explore why horses require well-developed toplines for maximum performance and how in many cases how toplines can be improved with a simple feeding change.

Latest issues of “Arab Horse Couture” and “The Competitive Equestrian” available to read online.

There are a lot of pitfalls that even the most experienced of buyers can fall into when shopping for a new horse.

In “Fresh Scoop”, Dr Kelly Diehl will talk about Salmonellosis in horses with epidemiologist and infectious disease expert Dr Brandy Burgess.

The 10th European Equine Health & Nutrition Congress is being held as a virtual event later this month, and there will be three additional follow-up webinar sessions.

The seventh Thoroughbred Owner Conference is being held as a series of 10 virtual panels on the first Tuesday of every month for the duration of the year.

The first meeting of Days End Farm Horse Rescue’s Inspirational Book Club in March will be about the #1 bestseller by Charles Mackesy, “The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse”.

Samantha Harvey says trying to “fix” unwanted riding “issues” if you are unaware of your body, physical triggers, the trickle-down effect, and mannerisms in which you compensate, is near impossible.

Rood & Riddle’s StallSide podcast will focus on common equine conditions faced by horse owners, with veterinarians and guests from around the US. 

A veterinarian and a veterinary nurse share tips on what to do in an equine emergency in “Preparing for an emergency — equine first aid”.

In “Exploring Hind Limb Suspensory And Hock Issues — Diagnosis, Treatment and Rehabilitation” Dr Kent Allen will focus on proximal suspensory desmitis and hock issues commonly found in performance horses.