Rebecca Stevens Claims Driving for the Disabled Championship at Royal Windsor Horse Show
Rebecca Stevens, 28, from Caversham, has won the Driving for the Disabled Championship at the Royal Windsor Horse Show, guiding her horse Oakhaze McClintok, known as Squeak, to victory at one of equestrian
The grief we don't talk about: Why losing a pet deserves more recognition.
Five days ago, I lost my heart horse.
He had just turned 30 years old the week before. Making the decision to end his life was one of the hardest decisions I have
Documentary Seeks Women Who Have Experienced Discrimination in Sport
A new documentary project currently in development for Ireland's TG4 is seeking to hear from women who have experienced discrimination while participating in sport.
Produced by Dearcán Media, the documentary aims
Seina Imamura Makes History with First Female JRA Grade 1 Victory
Japanese jockey Seina Imamura has made racing history by becoming the first female jockey to win a Grade 1 race under the Japan Racing Association (JRA).
The landmark victory came aboard Juryoku Pierrot
New Research Initiative Targets Concussion and Mental Health in Female Equestrian Athletes
A major new research initiative at the University of Florida Health is set to explore the connection between concussion, brain injury and mental health in female equestrian athletes - a group researchers say