Moody Lifts the Roof Off the Dickies Stadium | Great Britain's Moody and Jagerbomb takes home the Freestyle victory in Fort Worth, Texas

Moody Lifts the Roof Off the Dickies Stadium | Great Britain's Moody and Jagerbomb takes home the Freestyle victory in Fort Worth, Texas

Kent Farrington and Greya on Form in Fort Worth | Farrington leads, but the Final remains open ahead of Sunday.

Kent Farrington and Greya on Form in Fort Worth | Farrington leads, but the Final remains open ahead of Sunday.

FEI World Cup™ Finals in Fort Worth | Moody and Farrington Take Early Control on Opening Day of the Longines FEI World Cup™ Finals

FEI World Cup™ Finals in Fort Worth | Moody and Farrington Take Early Control on Opening Day of the Longines FEI World Cup™ Finals

New Research | Highlights Gaps in Current Understanding of Stress in Dressage Horses

New Research | Highlights Gaps in Current Understanding of Stress in Dressage Horses

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What the 2026 FEI Sports Forum Reveals About the Sport’s Direction
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What the 2026 FEI Sports Forum Reveals About the Sport’s Direction
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The 2026 FEI Sports Forum highlighted a sport evolving in structure, but still facing a gap in perception. From welfare and Olympic formats to communication strategy, the discussions revealed a clear need for stronger athlete-led storytelling and a more aligned approach to building trust with global audiences.

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New Research Highlights Gaps in Current Understanding of Stress in Dressage Horses
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New Research Highlights Gaps in Current Understanding of Stress in Dressage Horses
The Research Round-Up

A new study examining stress behaviours in dressage horses has found that conflict signals increase as competition level rises, yet scores at medium level and above remain unaffected. The findings add to growing equitation science research suggesting a disconnect between observable welfare indicators and judging outcomes. As debate continues around tack use, competition intensity and performance expectations, the latest evidence invites a closer look at how equine wellbeing is recognised within the modern dressage arena.

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Objective Gait Analysis in Horses: What Sensor Technology Reveals About Breed Movement
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Objective Gait Analysis in Horses: What Sensor Technology Reveals About Breed Movement
The Research Round-Up

Using wearable sensor technology, researchers analysed gait patterns in over 400 horses across three European breeds. The findings challenge traditional assumptions about movement quality, highlight discipline-specific traits, and point towards future applications in genetics, welfare and performance assessment.

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Transport Stress in Horses: Could Melatonin Offer a New Tool for Travel Welfare?
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Transport Stress in Horses: Could Melatonin Offer a New Tool for Travel Welfare?
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Transportation triggers measurable stress responses in horses, including elevated cortisol and metabolic disruption. New research suggests transdermal melatonin may help reduce some of these effects. This article explores what happens inside a horse’s body during travel, what the latest study reveals, and why careful interpretation is essential before wider adoption.

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“Equine Technology Fails in the Training Environment, Not the Lab”

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The Connected Stable: Why Technology is Transforming Equine Welfare and Performance

As digital tools and data analysis become more accessible, technology is transforming how horses are monitored, trained and cared for. From motion tracking and wearable sensors to artificial intelligence systems capable of analysing movement patterns, the “connected stable” is changing the way riders, trainers and veterinarians understand equine welfare. By combining traditional horsemanship with objective data, new technologies are helping the industry move toward more proactive, transparent and evidence-based horse management.

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Major sports leagues like the NFL, NBA, Formula 1, and MLB have mastered the art of turning casual onlookers into die-hard fans. Equestrian sport can do the same - if we reach people the right way. One approach is to borrow a few proven tactics fro
“If you want it enough, you’ll make it work.” It’s a message that exists across many sports. The idea that success is driven primarily by effort, persistence, and how much you’re willing to put in. And while that can b
Things that happened this week: 🐎 Mary King announced her retirement after 46 years of eventing. 🏆 The Premier Jumping League (PJL) held its official launch. 💼 The FEI held its 2026 Sports Forum in Lausanne. ☀️ Katrin Eckermann won the LGCT G
We’re exploring participation pathways, barriers to entry, and what shapes long-term involvement. If you’ve ever been involved in the industry - at any level - we’d really value your input. Take part in our short survey to share
With 220 million equestrian fans around the world, and a complex network of stakeholders, the conversations had at this year’s FEI Sports Forum are important for the entire industry. Across the sessions, there was a clear sense that the sport
Things that happened this week: 🏆 Kent Farrington and Greya took victory in the $1m Rolex GP at the final week of the 2026 WEF season. 💼 The 15th FEI Sports Forum kicked off today in Lausanne. 🎪 The Badminton Horse Trials entry list was confirm

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