Education & Entertainment

“Taking Science to the Stable”, free Equine Guelph webinars look at nutrition of mares, foals and performance horses, business, and handling using low-stress techniques.

Annual two-day forum to be held online this year, with Tokyo 2020 Olympics the first topic under discussion.

New partnership between equestrian sports network Horse & Country and British Eventing will bring coverage of major events to viewers.

American Horse Council’s five-day conference to cover an array of issues relevant to the equestrian world.

The many resources available to help owners, horses at risk, and horses in transition will be outlined at a free webinar from the American Horse Council.

Those who are contemplating opening a horse business for lessons, boarding or training will benefit from the information provided in the Equine Business 101 course including risk management, value propositions and creating a business plan.

Free access is being offered to the May 3 and 10 issue of “The Chronicle of the Horse” and the summer issue of equestrian lifestyle magazine “Untacked”.

In “Turnout Like the Pros”, Liz Daniels will share top tips and secrets gained from years of experience as a professional groom.

“How Your Horse Sees It: Understanding Equine Vision” is being presented by ophthalmology expert Dr Kathryn Wotman.

Four webinars this month will cover pain recognition and management in colic and orthopedic cases, and diagnosis and treatment of navicular syndrome and digital flexor tendon sheath cases.

Alltech’s flagship event aims to be an invaluable industry resource, providing innovative ideas, inspiration and motivation through world-class speakers and unmatched content.

Dr Chris Pearce and Dr Nicole du Toit from Britain’s Equine Dental Clinic will present an hour-long webinar for veterinarians, hosted by Zoetis.

Renowned ecologist to explore the effect of climate change on Nevada’s herds of wild horses and burros at the latest Democratic tele-luncheon.

Eight-part animated series from the FEI covers important topics for competing safely in hot and humid climates.

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.