Equestrian News

Kent Woman Found Guilty Of Causing Her Horses To Suffer
A woman from Kent has been found guilty of causing neglect to six of her horses and sentenced to a five year ban from keeping horses.

World Horse Welfare Remembers Their Service Horses As War Horse Hits The Cinemas
As the film War Horse hits the cinemas this week, World Horse Welfare is remembering our horses, past and present, who have been exceptional while serving with the forces.

Former World Horse Welfare Chairman Receives OBE
Recently retired World Horse Welfare Chairman, Christopher Hall, has been recognised in the New Year’s Honours List.

15.2 hh Light Dapple Grey Andalusian Type Gelding Stolen In May Still Missing
15.2 hh Light Dapple Grey Andalusian Type Gelding Stolen

40% Of Horses Injured Each Year According To Survey
A research project funded by equine charity The Horse Trust has found that 40% of horses had suffered a traumatic injury within the past year.

London Pony Centre To Ignite Fire Safety Awareness In The Stable Yard
Britain’s first female firefighter, Mary-Joy Langdon, is raising awareness for fire safety in the stableyard with a free event on Thursday 27th October.

World Horse Welfare Deeply Disappointed With Adjustments To Whip Rules
World Horse Welfare is deeply disappointed with the adjustments to the whip rules by the British Horseracing Authority (BHA).

Practising Vet Wins BEVA Research Award
Dr Luisa Smith, a practising equine vet from Essex, has received the important BEVA Richard Hartley Clinical Award in recognition of her research on post-operative colic.

Nunney International Horse Trials To Replace Longleat
Longleat International Horse Trials has been lost to the eventing calendar after 25 years.

Lovestruck Shetland Ponies Reunited At The Horse Trust
Piglet and Rosie, two rescued Shetland ponies, have been reunited at The Horse Trust in Speen, Buckinghamshire, after seven months apart.

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