Should labor laws be used to protect horses?
“It is about empowering them to achieve more than mere survival in return for their participation
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Spotlight on horse world’s equine therapy heroes
Popular podcast to feature the work of Gentle Carousel Miniature Therapy Horses.
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Maintaining a social license “crucial to the future of horse sport”
Horse sport participants seen as the primary interface with the wider public.
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Frozen foal inspiration for World Horse Trails of “painted ponies”
World Horse Trails to showcase 40 unique horse sculptures around Britain.
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Fine, suspension after horse tests positive for caffeine at South American event
A showjumper competing in the Central America and Caribbean Games tested positive for caffeine and theophylline .
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Percherons the heavy hitters at inaugural draft show
Heavyweights converge on Wellington, Florida, for prize money totaling $125,000 at the Chesapeake International Draft Horse Show.
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Will there be a WEG 2022? FEI to keep close eye on world champs bids
“There are relatively few countries that have the capacity to host world championships in all disciplines simultaneously.”
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Eventing’s Mark Todd to take on Winx in new racing venture
Kiwi eventer returns to racehorse training for Eminent’s Australian campaign.
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Britain’s racing shutdown continues, as the wider horse sport community watches and waits
The British Equestrian Federation continues to monitor the equine flu situation in Britain, but events continue for now.
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UK horse racing industry tackles mental health issues
Survey for all involved in racing in Britain is the final phase of a mental health research project.
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Vaccinations should be a priority in fighting any NZ equine flu outbreak – study
Researchers estimate the overall loss for an EI outbreak in the breeding season at NZ$225.5 million.
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