Missy Daniels has been announced as the Australia Country Director at Working Animals International, the international animal welfare charity formerly known as SPANA.  The newly created Country Director role reflects the charity’s ambition to build its presence in Australia, raising awareness of working animals and growing support for its work around the world. Working Animals […]

AFTER more than three decades working alongside some of Australia’s leading stables, Sydney horsewoman Clare Oxley is taking the next step in her commitment to equine health.

Today marks the tenth anniversary of International Working Animal Day, a day dedicated to recognising the essential yet often overlooked contribution of working animals to communities worldwide.

Equestrian Sports New Zealand (ESNZ) hopes a charity auction headlined by the offspring of a champion Group 1 sire will help raise much-needed funds to send a team to the FEI World Championships in Germany.

Working Animals International has published a new photography series, Impossible to overlook, to showcase the essential and often unrecognised role of working animals around the world.

There’s a strong contingent of Kiwis comfortably ensconced in Australia ready for the Adelaide Equestrian Festival and keen to lay claim to the Oceania Championships – both the senior and young rider. Entries are high at the popular event, which also includes the Southern Hemisphere’s only CCI5*-L.

Murdoch University is transforming how future veterinarians learn high-risk clinical skills with a new equine radiography immersive virtual reality (VR) tool which allows students to safely master complex radiography procedures in a safe environment.

A growing number of feral horses on the North Coast are being given a second chance through a structured rehoming program.

Samantha Lissington, pictured with Ricker Ridge Sooty GNZ at the Luhmuhlen CCI5* first horse inspection this morning, heads into the event on a high after making history in France when she nabbed a trifecta with her team.Photo by Libby Law Photography Kiwi eventers are Germany bound for one of the highest-ranked events in the world, […]

Six very strong Kiwi combinations will line up this week at the Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event in the United States, the first of the big global 5* eventing competitions.

It was with a bundle of nerves, excitement and “absolute gratefulness” that Luke Dee, New Zealand’s representative at the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup Final, stood in the centre of the main stadium and took a moment to soak it all in.

Sophie Scott’s double clear victory aboard Benrose Stellar in this afternoon’s FEI World Cup qualifier at Dannevirke is not quite enough to pop her to the top of the leaderboard as the New Zealand series heads to the final.