World Horse Welfare
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‘We’ve got to be better at listening to horses – their behaviour is their conversations with us,’ says equine welfare expertBy Eleanor Jones Published
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‘When whips are fashion accessories, what message does that send?’ asks equine welfare expertBy Eleanor Jones Published
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‘Think carefully about where horses you sell may end up’: warning to owners after six suffering equines owned by ‘horse trader’ had to be put downBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Research confirms enrichment can have a positive impact on stabled horsesBy Becky Murray Published
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New ‘invaluable’ research to help owners understand grief in horsesBy Becky Murray Published
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‘Adorable’ but tiny 15kg foal carries a message to would-be horse breedersBy Eleanor Jones Published
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‘Out of sadness a wonderful friendship has blossomed’: abandoned donkey finds new friend in loving homeBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Rescued horses ready for new homes six months after strangles outbreakBy Lucy Elder Published
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‘This is about more than sport’: fresh calls for digital equine passports in the UK and across EuropeBy Becky Murray Published
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Exam proposed to own horses – but ‘the best PR is doing the right thing’By Eleanor Jones Published
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What the public thinks of whips and spurs – and whether sport horses have good livesBy Eleanor Jones Published
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New research on equine facial expressions a ‘game-changer for anyone working with horses’By Becky Murray Published
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Joy from suffering: ‘miracle’ foal born to mare likely saved from export to Europe for slaughterBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Cost of riding school licences varies by thousands of pounds, new report finds, among other inconsistenciesBy Becky Murray Published
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See how a tiny filly found on the brink of death with ticks ‘sucking the life out of her’ looks nowBy Eleanor Jones Published
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41 neglected horses including pregnant mares and foals removed from breeder in ‘very sad case’By 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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‘They can say no’: how techniques used to train zebras and rhinos could benefit horsesBy Becky Murray Published
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Gymnastics turned its sporting ‘crisis’ into welfare reform – can horse sport follow suit?By Eleanor Jones Published