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Rising, Rooted, and Ready: The Women of Kentucky 2025

Rising, Rooted, and Ready: The Women of Kentucky 2025

Apr 24, 2025 2 min read Eventing
The Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event is one of the toughest five-stars in the world — and this year’s start list reflects just how competitive the sport has become. Among the 34
Future-Focused: WINR Re-Energised with New Structure and Member Offering

Future-Focused: WINR Re-Energised with New Structure and Member Offering

Apr 24, 2025 2 min read Press Release
The Women’s Irish Network for Racing (WINR), Ireland’s dedicated network for women working across the thoroughbred industry, is proud to announce its official relaunch. With a new Chairperson, an expanded committee,
Keeping Women in the Saddle: A Conversation We Need to Have

Keeping Women in the Saddle: A Conversation We Need to Have

Apr 24, 2025 1 min read Menopause
This evening, Steph Bradley will lead an important online talk hosted by the British Horse Society, focused on the impact of perimenopause and menopause on female equestrians. 📅 Thursday 24 April 🕖 7pm – 8pm 💻 Online
🎙️ Double D’s Live Podcast Ep 20 — Lazy Stories, Outsourcing Smarts & a Sheep Named Bip

🎙️ Double D’s Live Podcast Ep 20 — Lazy Stories, Outsourcing Smarts & a Sheep Named Bip

Apr 23, 2025 1 min read Double D's
This week’s Double D’s Live Podcast is Episode 20—and it’s a banger. Hosted by Muireann and Sarah, the chat swings from serious industry insights to unfiltered life hacks, with
She Didn’t Win Because She’s a Woman. She Won Because She’s Ruthlessly Good

She Didn’t Win Because She’s a Woman. She Won Because She’s Ruthlessly Good

Apr 22, 2025 3 min read Racing around the world
Rebecca Curtis didn’t win the Irish Grand National because she’s a woman—she won it because she’s bloody good at her job. That’s the story. And yet, that’s
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