Nepal is currently facing a constitutional crisis over its interim leadership, with public and political debate focusing on three main candidates: Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah, media personality-turned-politician Rabi Lamichhane, and senior businessman Bhaskar Raj Rajkarnikar. Balen Shah appeals strongly...
Argentinian scientists have introduced the world’s first gene-edited horses using the CRISPR-Cas9 technique, creating 10-month-old foals with enhanced muscle size and speed. These genetically modified horses are expected to outperform traditional horses in speed and power once fully grown,...
The article by Mary Johnson exposes the brutal realities faced by Thoroughbred racehorses, particularly focusing on the Camarero Racetrack in Puerto Rico, where many horses suffer severe injuries, neglect, and premature death. Two Kentucky-bred mares, Kayseri and La Macacoa,...
The USEA Foundation has received a second $250,000 grant from the Manton Foundation to support the implementation of frangible technology on cross-country eventing courses in the U.S. This technology allows solid fences to collapse upon impact, significantly reducing the...
Dubai Municipality has launched Hatta’s first sand equestrian track, stretching 2.54 kilometres long and three metres wide, designed to offer a safe and scenic riding experience amid the region’s mountainous landscape. This initiative, part of the Supreme Committee to...
The effort to save the Clarendon dressage facility in New South Wales has faced a major setback after the Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association (HDAA) rejected Equestrian NSW’s proposal to keep the grounds available for local clubs, high-performance squads, and...
