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Three-day eventing is sometimes considered the most dangerous of all equestrian sports, which is why riders must have all the necessary safety equipment for events.

Eventing is a three-day Olympic sport wherein horse and rider teams compete in three different disciplines: Dressage, Cross Country, and Show Jumping.

Standing out from the crowd with their colour, a talented grey horse often proves even more memorable than a bay or chestnut of similar standard.

Bettina Hoy took second at Lexington with Ringwood Cockatoo (Cocky), while Bruce (Buck) Davidson, Jr. finished third with My Boy Bobby.

A bevy of reports, look-intos, tests, and studies have followed this season's fatal Kentucky Derby. Results are coming in while standard examinations continue.

Kingpin successfully cleared Obstacle Number 10, but afterward collapsed and could not be revived. Veterinarian cited natural causes for Kingpin's demise.

Participants in the horse racing industry are coming under more scrutiny for positive drug tests and their animals' welfare. No exceptions is the word for the Olympics.

Riding a horse for the very first time can be an incredibly exciting and rewarding experience. Follow a few simple rules to ensure that you find the perfect riding school

When a rider decides to switch disciplines, the transition can be confusing. However, there are ways to help the horse cope with a new equestrian sport.

San Luis Obispo County is a beautiful place to live with horses.

Showing your horse or pony can be a great deal of fun and very rewarding. Learn how to decide which show class your equine is best suited for