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Runaway Horses Blaze Through London
Five horses escaped handlers on Wednesday, wreaking havoc through the city and leaving a lot of unanswered questions in their wake. →
Celebrity Equestrians: Miranda Lambert
The country western singer just added a new four-legged family member to her entourage. →
Women’s History Month: Anne Blunt, Lady of the Horses
Lady Anne Blunt was a trailblazer in the world of Arabian horse breeding and preservation. →
Celebrity Equestrians: Sistine Stallone
Episode 6 of The Family Stallone, a streaming reality television series, features Sistine getting back in the saddle. →
Women’s History Month: Zenobia, the Equestrian Rebel
As the Queen of Palmyra in the third century, Zenobia was known for her exceptional equestrian skills, riding →
Model Bella Hadid Competes in Cutting
Hadid competed in the $50,000 Limited Amateur event at the Bosque Ranch in Weatherford, Texas. →
In The News: Oldest Frame Saddle in the World Discovered in “Cave of the Equestrian”
The Mongolian saddle dates back to the fourth and fifth centuries CE. →
In the News: Australia Lifts Ban on Aerial Shooting of Brumbies
New South Wales authorities describe the act as “essential” to protect endangered wildlife. →
Spooky Season: Scientists Extract Blood from 42,000-Year-Old Foal
If that’s not spooky enough, they also hope to regrow viable cells from the sample and maybe even →
In the News: Ancient Horse Bridle Found in Glacial Ice
Climate change driven ice melts are revealing hundreds of ancient artifacts in a Norwegian mountain pass 6,500 feet above →
So You Think You Can… Be An Equine Chiropractor?
“So You Think You Can…” is a series that highlights jobs in the horse industry. We’ll speak to →
Barn Aisle Chats: Falling in Love with Erin
Barn Aisle Chats is a new series where we’ll meet equestrians from all walks of life and disciplines. →
In The News: Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Horse ‘Cult’ Pyramid
Archaeologists from the L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University (ENU) recently uncovered a step pyramid dating to the early →
Barn Aisle Chats: Physio With Dr. Aaron
In Barn Aisle Chats we meet equestrians from all walks of life and disciplines. Today, we chat with →
Barn Aisle Chats: Milestones With Kate
Barn Aisle Chats is a new series where we’ll meet equestrians from all walks of life and disciplines. →
Summer School: Evolution of the Saddle
The evolution of the saddle spans thousands of years, and it has undergone significant changes in design, materials, →
Friday Flicks: Concrete Cowboy
A contemporary western that strikes at the heart of what it means to survive. →
Summer School: Evolution of the Bit
Instruments of control or tools that facilitate communication and cooperation—this week in summer school, we talk bits. →
Summer School: Evolution of the Horse
From their humble beginnings as small, forest-dwelling creatures to the pampered pets of today, horses have undergone a →
Friday Flicks: Free Rein
Girl meets horse in exotic locale. Falls in love. →
In The News: Archaeologists Find Evidence of Earliest Known Equestrians
A recent discovery reveals humans may have been riding horses at least 5,000 years ago, over 1,000 years →
Adolfo Cambiaso Says Goodbye to Cuartetera
The world’s top ranked polo player bids an emotional farewell to the mare that helped build his career. →
In the News: Archaeologists Discover ‘Princely’ Horse
A warrior and his horse, estimated to be from the 5th century CE, have been found in Romania. →
Friday Flicks: Nope (2022)
Say yep to Jordan Peele’s horsey horror ‘Nope.’ →
In The News: Zoo Celebrates Second Cloned Przewalski’s Horse
The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance welcomed the bouncing baby boy on February 17. →