Eventing safety
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Want to ride clear cross-country more often? Check out this new research…By Becky Murray Published
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‘We want to make eventing as safe as possible’: researchers’ calls to governing bodies to actBy Becky Murray Published
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Eventers with poor dressage scores could be blocked from cross-country, as 16 horse fall risk factors identifiedBy Becky Murray Published
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Mark Phillips: ‘Restricted use of the whip is coming – the sooner the Olympic disciplines embrace it, the better’By Mark Phillips Published
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Rotational falls in eventing at all-time low – but more work ‘still to do’By Lucy Elder Published
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Calls for safety stirrups to be made compulsory in eventingBy Lucy Elder Published
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‘Hell no’ becomes ‘yes please’ on eventing flag rule debateBy Lucy Elder Published
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British Eventing strengthens rules on horse welfare and abuse for 2023By Lucy Elder Published
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Calls for change to ensure all riders at five-star are ready for the challengeBy Lucy Elder Published
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Holding riders responsible for horse falls and removing fences – ideas to make eventing saferBy Lucy Elder Published
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Still no maternity leave in eventing, while rules for dressage and jumping changeBy Becky Murray Published
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New rules on blood-related eliminations and dangerous ridingBy Becky Murray Published
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FEI responds to frangible-device debate surrounding Pau cross-countryBy Gemma Redrup Published
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Risk profiles for cross-country courses could be on the cards thanks to new researchBy Becky Murray Published
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Debate rages on ‘dumbing down’ cross-country as safety work continuesBy Becky Murray Published
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Air jackets, concussion and blood tests: future of rider safety at events under the spotlightBy Lucy Elder Published
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Errors in eventing results affect safety and much more, warns FEIBy Lucy Elder Published
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Making eventing safer: new tool to help riders assess their form accuratelyBy Lucy Elder Published
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Top event riders call for review of penalties given when frangible clips or pins breakBy Pippa Roome Published