Brought to you by The Plaidcast A horse jumping 1.20 meters successfully in Europe does not automatically arrive in the ...

Brought to you by The Plaidcast Humans are remarkably good at creating explanations for why horses behave the way they do, ...

Edited Press Release Equestrian Stockholm continues its tradition of supporting the fight against breast cancer through the ...

Edited Press Release Pioneering new research involving Hartpury University has provided fresh insight into breast movement ...

BY ALEXIS VON ZIMMER There was recently a literal “painful reminder” at a local hunter/jumper show about the need for ring ...

Horse Spot, the cloud-based horse show management platform, today announced new tools that let show management and ...

For many families entering the horse world, competition can seem to come with an enormous prerequisite: first, find a horse. Whether buying or leasing, it can turn showing into a major financial and ...

The word “bespoke” gets used a lot in saddle making today, but it does not always mean what riders think it means. Longtime saddle industry professional Karen Borne thinks of the term much the way ...

For some, betting on a horse race means standing by the rail. They hold a paper ticket and listen as the crowd cheers louder down the stretch. For others, it means checking the runners on a phone and ...

Walk through the schooling area at almost any recognized horse show in America, and you will see draw reins. Looped through the bit rings, running back to the rider’s hands, drawing the horse’s head ...