Sport & Industry

The film “Two Enduring Spirits” tells the story of how Kyla Law and her “wild” 11.2hh part Hackney pony Flash beat the odds to finish the famous Tevis Cup endurance ride.

McTimoney College of Chiropractic’s new four-year Veterinary Chiropractic degree course starts in September.

The six-time Olympian is the first equestrian to be inducted into the Finnish Sports Hall of Fame.

“Environmental Sustainability is key to the future of the equestrian industry nationally and internationally, and has an impact on our daily lives.”

Meris Bickford has received the Equus Foundation’s Humanitarian Award. She left her career as a lawyer to “rescue a rescue”.

King Edward’s owner Georg Kaehny has been named showjumping’s Longines Owner of the Year for 2022.

The Dar es Salaam declaration was signed during the Pan African Donkey Skin Conference in Tanzania at the start of December.

Staff and volunteers at the Gambia Horse and Donkey Trust halted their Christmas celebrations and swung into action to help three horses seriously injured in a stable fire over the festive season.

Brooke USA and the Equus Foundation’s Brooke USA Bridge Grant Program will offer micro-grants ranging between $500 and $1000.

Ally, one of Bed-Down’s Horse Bedding Ambassadors, donated a pallet of his prize to equine charity Redwings.

The drug Zycosan was assessed in a field study involving client-owned horses lame in one leg due to osteoarthritis.

Researchers in Britain used 20 years of data to determine that gamblers tends to underestimate the chances of female jockeys winning.

A digital only registration for Quarter Horses in the US is proposed for foals born from January 1, 2024.