British Eventing hosts series of safety forums
British Eventing is hosting a series of eventing safety forums around the country this month to share ideas with the public
British Eventing is hosting a series of eventing safety forums around the country this month to share ideas with the public
European safety standard body protectors could be on the market by the end of the year and a new body protector for carriage driving is to be introduced
An international survey to measure the extent and consequences of horse-related injuries has been launched online
Riders are being urged to take part in a survey on horse-related injury
Extra protection for post-operative riders
The FEI is considering introducing licences for four-star riders under plans to improve levels of safety in eventing
Horse & Hound hosts a debate about eventing safety with some luminaries from the eventing world and discusses how the incident log helps to keep track of dangerous riding
Academics in Australia have created a database for recording eventing falls that they hope to share with fellow federations around the world
The USEA and the USEF have come up with a number of new rules for eventing in the US to try to limit horse falls
Thirty-one-year-old Georgia Hill, of Burley-in-Wharfdale suffered internal injuries after losing her stirrup and falling from her horse, a coroner has ruled
A petition for better access to the countryside, signed by over 23,000 horse riders and drivers, has been given to Jonathan Shaw, minister for the horse
A new system will investigate incidents when judges are injured while undertaking their duties in the show ring
The deaths of seven event riders in the past 10 months has sparked a new safety review by the International Equestrian Federation
A seventeen-year-old event rider was killed in a rotational fall in France at the weekend
A new riding hat that reaches the SNELL E2001 standard and is designed to appeal to the show jumping market is about to be launched
Stolen clippers manufactured for the American market are being sold via internet auction sites and are not safe for use in Britain
British polo's governing body, the Hurlingham Polo Association, has decided to test polo helmets before deciding whether to insist on players wearing specific headgear
With the nights drawing in and winter ground getting slippery, Horse & Hound asks whether riders think enough about their safety when they ride out
Continuing our series showcasing the latest innovations, HHO unveils Dublin's Onyx riding helmet – the sleek headgear option
An innovative new body protector, which includes a rigid "skeleton" to protect riders from crush injuries, may soon be available in your local tackshop