Researchers determined that Thoroughbreds are twice as likely to complete a cross country course without faults, compared to ...

In a continued effort to strengthen equine welfare and support the integrity of equestrian sport, the US Equestrian (USEF) Board of Directors approved a series of impactful rule changes during its Mid ...

“I’ll be back with my clothes on, a full stable and a nice place to work ... In recent years, his posture curved as he stooped in the saddle and needed a step-stool to get on his pony. (A capitulation ...

Step into the world of traditional craftsmanship as a skilled artisan handcrafts exquisite horse saddles and pads, ranging from polo and English styles to rugged Western saddles. In this video, you'll ...

Australia’s Heath Ryan, the rider at the centre of a horse abuse investigation announced by the FEI this morning (19 June), has said the training session in which he was filmed repeatedly whipping a ...

A young rider thought to be the first to compete bridleless in UK showjumping hopes to help influence how people consider ...

Identification and refinement of first order saddle point (FOSP) structures on the potential energy surface (PES) of chemical systems is a computational bottleneck in the characterization of reaction ...

Equestrian Australia is investigating confronting footage of Beijing Olympian Heath Ryan repeatedly whipping a horse in his ...

Hyderabad: The state govt has decided to set up a municipal tribunal for speedy disposal of cases pertaining to unauthorised constructions, in the wak.

Dressage rider left in a wheelchair after pack of dogs let off the lead by their walker spooked her horse wins £500k payout. By LETTICE BROMOVSKY. Published: 13:49 EDT, 8 June 2025 | Updated: 15: ...

They are used to steer a horse, but some think placing a hunk of metal in their mouths and tugging on it is cruel. A few riders have found another way.

Liverpool don't often spend big in the summer but the arrivals of Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez would take their spending past £180m already, so why are the Reds doing things differently this time?