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Gina-Maria Schumacher, daughter of Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher, has won the 2025 World Reining Championship in Switzerland. Read more
World Equestrian Games Coming to Aachen in 2026
With one year to go, Aachen is gearing up to host the FEI World Championships 2026 from August 11–23.
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Changing P Type VISA For Equestrian Workers
New immigration laws will affect the equine industries and the racing industry wants to ensure they can hire foreign workers.
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BLM Events Early January and February 2026
So far this year the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) has already planned two events for those who want to adopt an American Mustang.
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International Conference For Equine Welfare Established in Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Jockey Club Equine Welfare Research Foundation hosted its first Conference for Equine Welfare in Hong Kong.
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2028 World Cup Equestrian Finals Return to Basel
Basel has been chosen to host the FEI World Cup Equestrian Finals again in 2028.
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American Paint Horse – Breed Spotlight
There is perhaps nothing prettier than a spotted horse and it’s no surprise that they are a breeder favorite. The American Paint Horse is bred in part for their striking pinto white patterns, but also for performance.
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Watch the London International Horse Show Online!
The London International Horse Show starts today and runs until to December 22, 2024 and this year you can stream some of the larger events online.
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Free Horse eCamp for Teens in Ontario
Teen horse lovers should check out two free equine courses online, Horse Behavior and Careers in the Horse World.
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2026 is Year of the Fire Horse in the Chinese Zodiac
2026 is the Year of the Fire Horse in the Chinese zodiac, a combination associated with energy, independence and transformation. Read more
The Wishing Horse of Oz – Chapter 19. The Story of the Necklaces
The Wishing Horse of Oz was written by Ruth Plumly Thompson and L. Frank Baum and follows more of Dorothy’s exciting adventures. This time, there’s horses.
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