Education & Entertainment

Webinar to look at improving mare fertility with the use of immunomodulators.

Online sessions will consider whether evidence-based veterinary medicine is fit for veterinary practice, and whether it is accessible and of a standard to be used in clinical practice.

Equine behaviour experts are presenting a webinar looking at how to how to help a horse or pony with needle shyness, with tried and tested methods.

The 111-page proceedings of the 17th International Society for Equitation Science conference, held online in October, are available to download and read.

British feed manufacturer Spillers is offering a lucky person a very special Christmas, with the chance to win £1000 worth of equestrian goodies.

Dozens of veterinary webinars available for a special “binge price” until the end of the year.

Internationally recognised farrier Simon Curtis will present “How to provide good foot care for sound and lame horses”.

Five-time Olympic showjumper McLain Ward will share insights into his career in an online event next week.

The webinar “Help your horse learn by asking in a way they understand” will look at how horses learn and what it means for riders.

“The power of sport to help people: What did we learn from racing’s response to Covid-19 in support of communities?” is the latest webinar from Racing Together.

The Saddle Research Trust’s fourth International Conference is being held virtually on December 11, with gait analysis specialist Dr Filipe Serra Bragança one of the featured presenters.

The conference considered how people could be encouraged to seek accurate information and how equine welfare can be kept on the radar of politicians and the public.

Podcast looks at the challenges of diagnosis of chronic pain in horses, and a new assessment tool.

Topics covered at the three-day Equine Industry Symposium “Opportunities in the Equine Industry” also include public trust and career opportunities.

Equine Science Talk is seeking footage of horses doing innovative things to feature on a new video.

Equine Guelph’s Horse Behaviour and Safety course is free to youngsters aged 13 to 17, and offers an array of topics in a virtual, on-demand classroom.