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Can history repeat itself? Ros Canter and Izilot DHI set to defend Luhmühlen CCI5* title
Rosalind Canter aims to defend her title with Izilot DHI at this year's Luhmühlen CCI5* from June 18-21, a goal that could keep equestrian fans excited about top-level competition.
How to Start a Subscription-Based Equine Emergency Practice
Opening a subscription-based emergency vet service could offer equine practitioners extra income with flexible hours.
Poetry in Motion: 7 Dressage Horses to Watch in 2026
Introduce yourself to seven rising stars in U.S. dressage set for big things in 2026, perfect for equestrian enthusiasts watching barns and riding plans closely.
Cropped 20 May 2026: Deforestation roadmap | Melanesian Ocean Summit | Returning pet parrots to the wild
The latest deforestation strategies discussed at the Melanesian Ocean Summit could impact land use, including pastures. Horse owners and barn managers should stay informed as changes may affect grazing areas and riding plans.
8 of the best lightweight riding jackets in a range of styles
Explore new options for keeping your horses and riders comfy on those chilly rides with our picks of lightweight jackets—perfect for when the weather's too cool for heavier gear but still too warm to go without protection.
Synchronous fireflies light up these national parks
Great Smoky Mountains and nearby parks light up with synchronous fireflies' synchronized flashes from late May through early June, delighting horse owners and barn managers alike.
The Most Unforgettable Horses
The Horse Illustrated staff compiled a list of top 30 horses from 1976 to 2006, featuring winners and champions. This can inspire horse owners and barn managers by showcasing the potential in both well-bred and underdog horses, impacting future breeding decisions and training plans.
The Most Unforgettable Horses
Horse Illustrated compiled a list of top 30 equine stars from 1976 to 2006, showcasing both legendary winners and promising mounts. This could inspire horse owners and barn managers by highlighting the potential in various backgrounds and breeds for success in competition or riding plans.
The overlooked ecosystems that hold massive carbon stores
Preserving peatlands is crucial as they store vast amounts of carbon, which helps combat climate change and could impact equestrian activities by influencing riding trails and pastures.
The next era of Atlantic hurricanes could be far more destructive
Forecasters predict future hurricane seasons in the Atlantic could become even more intense, which means horse owners and barn managers should prepare for stronger storms that may disrupt riding plans and require enhanced safety measures.
Prescribed Burns and Forest Thinning Averted Millions of Tons of Emissions and Billions in Damages
Prescribed burns and forest thinning have prevented millions of tons of CO2 emissions and saved billions in damage costs for horse owners and barn managers in the West. These practices not only help the environment but can also protect riding plans by reducing wildfire risks.
How to ride accurate circles for higher marks – with advice from self-confessed ‘circles geek’ Becky Moody
Becky Moody, a World Cup champion, shares tips on perfecting circles, crucial for better dressage scores. Horse owners and riders can improve their performance by understanding their arena and horse better.