Vibration therapy for horses
10 June 2021Research has been released from Equissage into the effects of Cycloidal Vibration Therapy which has shown significant benefits in horses’ muscular development and increased range of motion. Barbara Young has read the paper and interviewed co-author Russell Guire to find out more.
Testimonials from the Carriage Driving Duke of Edinburgh commemorative edition
07 June 2021June 10th 2021 would have been His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh 100th birthday.
Entries are now open for the Carriage Driving Awards 2021!
03 June 2021We are delighted to announce that nominations are now open for this year’s Carriage Driving Magazine Awards 2021.
Park Lane Stables charity forced to leave its home after landlords make its position untenable
27 May 2021Park Lane Stables RDA update
BDS 56th Annual Show & Championship
26 May 2021See you there!
News from Zilco: How to correctly fit your Zilco Crupper
26 May 2021#SponsoredContent
Carriage Driving Duke of Edinburgh commemorative edition
26 May 2021In this special collector's edition of Carriage Driving we celebrate and reflect on the life of His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
Summer skin
26 May 2021While we all look forward to the prospect of long warm summer days and sunshine, for horses, it can lead to a range of ailments and conditions, not to mention the increase in biting insects. Rich Bristow BVet Med CertAVP MRCVS from Pinkham Equine Veterinary Services explains what to look out for and how best to prevent and manage your horses health in the summer months.
RDA launches 'Tea with a Pony' for people living with Dementia
11 May 2021Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) is launching Tea With a Pony, a new meaningful activity to help those living with dementia and other long term conditions. The new initiative launches on 17 May, to coincide with Alzheimer’s Society Dementia Action Week.
A seismic day for animal welfare: World Horse Welfare warmly welcomes stiffer punishments for animal cruelty
11 May 2021Yesterday the Animal Welfare (Sentencing) Act completed its final reading in the House of Lords and today it received Royal Assent, meaning the law will change and sentences for animal cruelty will increase from a maximum of 6-months to 5-years.