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‘Encouraging welfare conversations and celebrating good horsemanship’ as agricultural show announces bitless showing class
The Iverk Show is introducing a bitless showing class this year, offering €350 in prizes. This move encourages safer training methods and could influence horse welfare practices at local barns and during shows.
‘I will miss you forever, my friend’: farewell to Olympic horse who ‘changed his rider’s life’
Supporting Performance Horses Through Electrolyte Balance
Farewell to riding school founder who leaves a legacy ‘built on an unwavering love of horses’
‘I like to see the horse is actually enjoying itself’: Royal International judge Margaret Hopkins shares her advice for competitors
Develop the quality and rhythm of your lengthened trot strides with this back-loosening, hindleg-engaging drill
Faultless, Ep 3: Willem & the Wimbledon of Horse Sport
Willem Greve shines in elite horse competitions, showing top talent that could boost barns' hopes and riders' ambitions.
US Equestrian Announces Jumping Team For Aachen World Championships
US Equestrian has named their team for the Aachen World Championships, giving horse owners and barn managers a chance to see top talent in action.
Managing Horse Hoof Wounds
Reviewing hoof health is crucial; consult your vet for any wound, as proper care prevents infections and keeps your horse sound.
What One Veterinarian Learned About Listening to Horses
Dr. Jena Questen's accident highlighted the importance of listening to equine cues, offering valuable insights for horse owners and managers on enhancing safety and training practices.
‘I just fell in love with him, we were similar’: farewell to sensitive yet bold horse who won Olympic medal
Olympic medal-winner Pluto Mio has passed away, leaving a lasting impact on equestrians who admired his sensitive yet bold nature. This news may affect upcoming riding plans and remind horse owners of the special bond between rider and horse.
The ‘clock is ticking’ for the Dartmoor hill pony, as 200,000 people back call to save them
Petition gains traction as over 200,000 support saving the Dartmoor hill pony. This could impact local equestrian communities and riding plans near Devon, England.