British Eventing tests alternative frangible device for cross-country fences *H&H VIP*
While the frangible pin is only effective on post and rail fences, the MIM clip allows other jumps, such tables, gates and arrowheads, to collapse
While the frangible pin is only effective on post and rail fences, the MIM clip allows other jumps, such tables, gates and arrowheads, to collapse
Holly Haward had a serious fall at the Essex and Suffolk hunt team chase
Owners are being urged to take extra care to keep their horses safe this bonfire night
Safety headwear is constantly in the spotlight, yet many riders seem unaware of — or ignore — the fact hats need replacing after an impact. Laura Lambert finds out what is being done to raise awareness of this issue
An owner is calling for others to be aware of the potential danger posed by a type of footpath gate after her horse was injured
The British Animal Rescue and Trauma Care Association will hold its first animal rescue conference later this year
An owner whose hat saved her life after she was kicked in the head while leading a horse is urging others to think about wearing a helmet when on the ground
International Helmet Awareness Day 2015 will take place on Saturday 1 August
A rider is calling for drivers to take care around horses on the roads. The call comes after her mare fell in a ditch when spooked by a lorry
Crews are urging riders to stay safe this spring and will be giving away In Case of Emergency cards to encourage safe practices
As safety in eventing is under the spotlight once again, British Eventing seeks to find ideas to improve it
A new national survey which hopes to result in saving lives calls for public support
Freya Petrie is making calls for riders to focus on their safety after she narrowly avoided serious injury during a fall
BD has released revised amendments to its helmet rules following the announcement that a riding hat standard is to be withdrawn
The polo community remains under pressure to introduce a minimum safety standard for its hats
The sudden removal of the European safety standard — EN 1384 — at the end of last year threw the industry into disarray and confused consumers. But with new hat models now being released, could the change mark another major development in the movement to make riding safer?
Six-year-old girl who fell off and was then kicked by her pony was wearing full safety gear at the time
British discipline and riding bodies are reconsidering their hat rules for the future and phasing out a popular helmet standard
While riders await news on research into the safety of hat cameras, several manufacturers are already trying to find alternatives