Latest from British Equestrian Trade Association
-
How safe are ‘safety stirrups’? Why work must start on a standard -
Why don’t we do what we know is good for us? Researchers dig into why riders don’t wear body protectors -
New register to help owners seek feeding advice from trusted sources -
‘When whips are fashion accessories, what message does that send?’ asks equine welfare expert -
Give riders the real deal – not ‘a false sense of security’ – this Christmas -
Misinformation shared on social media is a real risk to horse health -
Relief as use of common equine supplement ingredient can continue in international sport -
‘Riding is at risk’ as 250 schools have closed in four years -
Calls for safety stirrups to be made compulsory in eventing -
Waterproof rider onesie and equine Advent calendar among innovative new products -
Bits officially recalled over safety concerns -
Need for equine and humanitarian aid ‘grows more desperate’ in Ukraine -
‘Just a bit of concussion’: calls for more awareness around minor traumatic brain injuries in children -
British equestrians step up for Ukraine with new appeal -
Sacroiliac pain in horses: new research reviews rehab journeys of past 20 years -
Riders urged to report injuries to help improve sport’s safety -
How riders can do all possible to improve their safety on the road -
Concerns over proposed additions to FEI banned substances list -
Equestrian trade’s post-Covid recovery appears better than feared *H&H Plus*
