Horse welfare
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Weight loss, enrichment and more – science backs up benefits of track systems for horsesBy Becky Murray Published
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First official use of FEI’s new noseband measuring device in Britain described as ‘a bit of a non-event’By Carol Phillips Published
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New calls for urgent action to prevent ‘blue tongues’ and signs of pain in dressage horsesBy Eleanor Jones Published
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‘Together we can change lives’: group of neglected ponies highlights impact of living costs on horse welfareBy Eleanor Jones Published
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New AI system gives horses a ‘digital voice’ to tell us if they’re in painBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Richard Davison: ‘Reform of dressage judging is the top concern’By Richard Davison Published
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Stallion left ‘suffering for weeks’ with a hole in his face had to be put downBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Major focus on ethical training and horses’ mental fitness to competeBy Becky Murray Published
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Curling hooves, maggots and ulcerated mouths in nine neglected horses rescuedBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Optional double bridles and judges’ alert buttons among measures proposed in dressageBy Becky Murray Published
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Calls for real-time tracking of horses’ locations to ensure Irish equine industry’s futureBy Lucy Elder Published
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‘She should have been treated immediately’: injured horse left to suffer could not be savedBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Some 90 horses removed from farm in major welfare operation after concerns raisedBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Experts call for change as animal welfare law system is lackingBy Becky Murray Published
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Lack of turnout and owner knowledge mean ‘most horses’ do not get what they needBy Eleanor Jones Published
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‘Well intentioned but incompetent care’ means equines left to sufferBy Eleanor Jones Published
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‘It’s decisive for the future of the sport’: top stud to withdraw its horses from dressage competitions amid welfare reformsBy Oscar Williams Published
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Concerns over horses’ ‘blue tongues’ and open mouths pictured at World Cup qualifierBy Eleanor Jones Published
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‘All horses must have tails’: major show brings in new rule on welfare groundsBy Eleanor Jones Published