Equestrian News From Around The World

Colic responsible for more than a third of such callouts, followed by wounds, then lameness.

Colic the main reason for calling out horse vets after hours – study — Horsetalk.co.nz – equine news, research, and information

Online horse uni marks 18 years of equine studies

Jackie Bellamy-Zions/August 12, 2020

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Equine Guelph has been a pioneer in the development of evidence-based, online education for 18 years, with its first course launching in May 2002.
Online horse uni marks 18 years of equine studies — Horsetalk.co.nz – equine news, resea…

Preview the Stacked Great Meadow International Entries

Shelby Allen/August 12, 2020

With the cancellation of the USEA American Eventing Championships — among other things — Great Meadow International has been pushed even more into prominence. There are a whopping 75 entries in the CCI4*-S division, 49

Picky Horses, Rejoice! Cosequin ASU Is Now Available in Pellets

Leslie Wylie/August 12, 2020

Like many eventers (and veterinarians), Cosequin® is my go-to joint supplement. In particular I like Cosequin ASU, which offers broad spectrum joint support

Preview the Stacked Great Meadow International Entries

Shelby Allen/August 12, 2020

Picky Horses, Rejoice! Cosequin ASU Is Now Available in Pellets

Leslie Wylie/August 12, 2020

Like many eventers (and veterinarians), Cosequin® is my go-to joint supplement. In particular I like Cosequin ASU, which offers broad spectrum joint support

Elite event rider ‘progressing well’ after brain bleed caused by fall out hacking

Lucy Elder/August 12, 2020

Update on Paul Tapner after fall at hacking — Paul Tapner, pictured here competing Yogi Bear VIII at Blenheim 2016, is ‘progressing well’ following a fall that resulted in brain bleeds and a mild stroke last week.

The 2010 Badminton winner, who sustained brain bleeds and a minor stroke in a fall, is making progress in his recovery following the accident

Aki Joy Maruyama: ‘My Hope Is That Other Minorities Watching Me Compete Feel Inspired to Enter the Sport’

Aki Joy Maruyama/August 12, 2020

In summer 2020 we launched a 1st Annual $5,000+ Diversity Scholarship with the support of generous donors, inviting minority equestrians to contribute to the discussion of diversity and inclusion in equestrian sport. It is the

‘He gave me my life back’: farewell to national champion and European gold medallist

Polly Bryan/August 12, 2020

Dressage horse Abira with Charlie Hutton — Charlie Hutton and Abira at the Winter Dressage Championships 2010.

“He said to me, ‘Let’s do this’, and on the final day when my body was in pieces he took over the reins and showed me the way”

Dressage highlights: Swift progress delivers glory H&H Plus

Andrea Oakes/August 12, 2020

A brand new combination impress the judges, while a young pony with a “trainable attitude” works her way up the levels

A brand new combination impress the judges, while a young pony with a “trainable attitude” works her way up the levels

Plans for more sport as Wales and Scotland get under way H&H Plus

Becky Murray/August 11, 2020

As equestrian competition gets underway in Scotland and Wales, H&H looks at the restrictions that are in place and what this means for show organisers, riders and their support teams…

As more competition gets the nod, riders have been urged to support local venues to ease the economic impact of Covid-19. Under Scottish government guidance, outdoor competition can run without travel restrictions but those competing must operate in bubbles of up to five households, with a maximum of 15 people per bubble. Under Welsh government […]

Joanna Thurman-Baker’s dressage blog: it is incredibly hard to make your mind forget a trauma

Joanna Thurman-Baker/August 11, 2020

Joanna very honestly recounts how she has been feeling about riding one of her horses

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