News, information and blogs about the sport of Eventing and horse trials.
SmartPak launched an entire line of unique SmartTherapy products on June 15. I had the opportunity to review the SmartTherapy Mesh Sheet. Here are my observations! The SmartTherapy line includes sheets, wraps, pads, and more that use Ceramic far
I think I can speak for all eventers when I say that dressage is objectively the least fun of our three phases. But when done correctly it’s truly a thing of beauty, and no one
“Respiratory health is essential to performance,” stresses Dr. Emmanuelle Van Erck Westergren of a key focus at her Equine Sports Medicine Practice in Waterloo, Belgium. The prominent veterinarian and thought leader spent 15 years engaged
If you could write a letter to your younger self, what would you say? That’s the topic of an ongoing series by Equestrian Marketing Firm Athletux. Today Team Canada Olympian Jacquie Brooks, dressage coach extraordinaire to many
After extensive information gathering, research and consideration, the board of the Retired Racehorse Project (RRP) has made the difficult but unanimous decision to postpone the 2020 Thoroughbred Makeover and National Symposium, presented by Thoroughbred Charities
Jane (née Bullen) won Badminton in 1968 and 1978 and Burghley in 1976, and was the first woman to compete for Britain in three-day eventing at the Olympics, winning gold in Mexico in 1968. She is a renowned trainer, judge and author, former chair of British Eventing and the Riding for the Disabled Association and runs West Kington Stud with her husband Tim.
The Olympic gold medallist and double Badminton winner on treating every horse as an individual and coping with life’s ups and downs
The horse, who won medals for Britain at a World and European Championships, has been put down after suffering from a rare disease
Governing bodies are acting in response to demand to support riders and venues as sport gets underway. H&H speaks to British Eventing, British Dressage and British Showjumping for their latest news to ensure sport remains viable…
Governing bodies are acting in response to demand to support riders and venues as sport gets underway
Over the past few years, Equilume sponsored rider Phillip Dutton has put his money where is mouth is when it comes to advocating for off-track Thoroughbreds. Together with racing trainer Graham Motion, he’s created an
The rising star of British eventing is back home after being treated in hospital for a pelvis injury following a fall cross-country schooling