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WWW.YOURHORSE.CO.UKAppeal for information after horse and rider hit by carPolice are appealing for information after a horse and rider were hit by a car on Friday (25 September).Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary issued the appeal for witnesses after the collision which took place at around 5.50pm in Bentworth, Alton.The incident took place on Well Lane, near the junction with Station Road, and the horse and rider sustained minor injuries. Police are urging the public to come forward with information and dash cam footage. The car involved was a green Aston Martin DB12.The driver of the Aston Martin has been identified and spoken to but we would like to speak to any witnesses and in particular anyone with relevant dash cam footage as part of our investigation, said a spokesman for the force.Those with information should call 101 quoting reference 44260470442.More from Your HorseHow to prepare for autumn with your horse5 ways regular schooling will benefit horses and riders who exclusively hackFifteen facts about feeding balancers to your horseHow to tell if a horse is happyThe post Appeal for information after horse and rider hit by car appeared first on Your Horse.0 Comments 0 Shares 31 Views
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WWW.YOURHORSE.CO.UKAppeal for information after horse and rider hit by carPolice are appealing for information after a horse and rider were hit by a car on Friday (25 September).Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary issued the appeal for witnesses after the collision which took place at around 5.50pm in Bentworth, Alton.The incident took place on Well Lane, near the junction with Station Road, and the horse and rider sustained minor injuries. Police are urging the public to come forward with information and dash cam footage. The car involved was a green Aston Martin DB12.The driver of the Aston Martin has been identified and spoken to but we would like to speak to any witnesses and in particular anyone with relevant dash cam footage as part of our investigation, said a spokesman for the force.Those with information should call 101 quoting reference 44260470442.More from Your HorseHow to prepare for autumn with your horse5 ways regular schooling will benefit horses and riders who exclusively hackFifteen facts about feeding balancers to your horseHow to tell if a horse is happyThe post Appeal for information after horse and rider hit by car appeared first on Your Horse.0 Comments 0 Shares 32 Views
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WWW.YOURHORSE.CO.UKZ-KUR announced as Rescue Village sponsor for Your Horse Live 2026Rider safety app Z-KUR will join us at Stoneleigh Park this November as the official sponsor of the Your Horse Live Rescue Village.Were delighted to welcome Z-KUR as the official sponsor of the Rescue Village at Your Horse Live 2026, taking place from 68 November at NAEC Stoneleigh.Designed by three doctors, Z-KUR is a Rider Safety App created to provide riders with an additional safety net when theyre out with their horse, particularly when riding alone.The app runs on the phone already in your pocket and is designed to automatically detect a hard fall, with nothing to press and nothing extra to wear. If a fall is detected, a trained operator responds and checks the alert. If the rider cannot answer or requires emergency assistance, the operator can provide 999 with the riders exact location and relevant medical details.Z-KUR has been live with 999 across the UK since July 2026, with the technology achieving 97% fall detection in its tests. To date, Z-KUR says that not a single false alert has been passed to the emergency services.Meet the team at Your Horse LiveVisitors will be able to find Z-KUR on stand M804 in the Marquee throughout the Your Horse Live weekend, just a few steps away from the Rescue Village.Short films will be running on the stand to show how the app works, while the Z-KUR team will be available to answer questions and talk riders through the technology.Visitors can also enter a rider-safety prize draw, with two rider-safety prizes plus one year of Z-KUR for ten family members and friends up for grabs. The draw will take place on Sunday 8 November.Dr Philippe Koch, founder of Z-KUR, said:My wife rides alone most days, and as a doctor I know what the first minutes after a fall mean. The horse coming home alone should not be the alarm system.Your Horse Live is exactly where we want to meet riders, and supporting the Rescue Village felt like the natural place for an emergency app to be.An extra layer of protection for ridersRather than replacing the precautions riders already take, Z-KUR is designed to work alongside measures such as a well-fitted riding hat and appropriate insurance.The app uses the phone riders already carry, meaning there is no additional device to remember or wear. If emergency help is required, chosen family members and friends can also be notified once help is on the way.EXCLUSIVE OFFERVisitors to Your Horse Live can take advantage of a free first month of Z-KUR, after which membership costs 15 per year for adults and 11 per year for children.Come and meet the Z-KUR team on stand M804 in the Marquee at Your Horse Live, 68 November 2026.Find out more and claim your first month free at z-kur.com/yhlThe post Z-KUR announced as Rescue Village sponsor for Your Horse Live 2026 appeared first on Your Horse.0 Comments 0 Shares 33 Views
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WWW.HORSEILLUSTRATED.COMBarn Banter Episode 48Welcome to Barn Banter, the official podcast of Horse Illustrated. In Barn Banter episode 48, hosts Susan Friedlandand Horse Illustrated Editor In Chief Holly Caccamise chat with Amanda Anderson of Ssaddlefitting.us. Plus, tune in as they talk with sponsored guest Olissio Zoppe of Cirque MaCeo.To end the episode, Susan and Holly chat with Kaycie McCarthy of MSPCA at Nevins Farm about Pip, this months ASPCA Right Horse adoptable horse.Click here to listen on mobile.Amanda Anderson of saddlefitting.usBarn Banter episode 48 guest Amanda Anderson of Saddlefitting.us.Amanda Anderson of saddlefitting.us is a German-trained saddle fitter with three years of apprenticeship to a German Master Saddler, over 4,800 hours of instruction, and 25 years of saddle fitting experience. Since 2001, Amanda has attended over 20 U.S., German, and U.K. based independent and brand-sponsored saddle fitting courses/schools. Her business, Saddlefitting.us, provides saddle fitting services as well as education. Saddlefitting.us Website Follow saddlefitting.us on Instagram Follow saddlefitting.us on FacebookSponsored Guest: Olissio Zoppe of Cirque MaCeoPhoto by Stunning Steeds PhotographyCirque MaCeos Creator and Director, Olissio Zoppe, hails from a rich Italian line of eighth and ninth generation bareback riders and equestrian performers, the Zoppes and the Zamperlas. He has been performing since the age of four. Olissio is one of the most well-rounded equestrian performers to grace the stage today. Throughout his varied experiences, he has mastered the arts of liberty, dressage, cossack riding, Roman riding, and the rare and dangerous art of bareback riding.Cirque MaCeo is an emotionally charging, up-close and personal, luxurious experience. The custom-designed Italian Big Top theater features brand-new, state of the art seating. The world of MaCeo is proud to showcase mesmerizing acrobatic feats, aerial dancing, and exotic horses.The current special tour guest is legendary Grand Libert performer Sylvia Zerbini. For the tour schedule and to purchase tickets, visithere. Cirque MaCeo Website Follow Cirque MaCeo on Instagram Follow Cirque MaCeo on FacebookAdoptable Horse of the Month, PipPhoto courtesy MSPCA at Nevins FarmPip is an impressively handsome 21-year-old OTTB gelding looking for a new pasture. He currently shares a paddock with an older Irish Sport Horse gelding. They have lived together for some time and enjoy the company. MSPCA has not introduced Pip to other equines in their care but they dont anticipate him having a hard time making new buddies in his new home!Pip stands well for the farrier and vet. He was recently diagnosed with EOTRH and will require removal of the affected teeth. This is a procedure MSPCA has scheduled. His adopter should have a close relationship with their veterarian to continue his care. Though it sounds intense, horses tend to do very well with this procedure. The removal of the affected teeth will also remove his discomfort.Pip came to MSPCA at Nevins Farm with a history of being ridden under saddle, though he has not done so in some time. They have not completed an under-saddle evaluation due to his body condition.Learn more about Pip here.In addition to Barn Banter episode 48, you can check out all previous episodes of Horse Illustrateds podcasts here.The post Barn Banter Episode 48 appeared first on Horse Illustrated Magazine.0 Comments 0 Shares 33 Views
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WWW.HORSESPORTIRELAND.IEFoal Championship Qualifier: Leg 4The final leg of the Foal Championship qualifiers took place in Maryville Stables, County Cork, on Wednesday 30th September. 26 foals were entered, among these were Connemara Ponies, Irish Sport Ponies and Horses, Welsh Ponies and Traditionally bred Irish Horses.The day started at 12pm with the eventing pony foals. Jane Ryans Connemara colt foal, Killelton Milo (CP), was the winning foal. Killelton Milo (CP), is by Liskillen Archie (CP), out of Cityview Linsfort Last Lady (CP), by Linfort Lad (CP). In second place was Michael OSullivans Unnamed filly, by Fast and Furious Second Life Z (ZANG), out of Ballyvee Belle (ISP), by Cyklon Texas (PZHK).Killelton Milo (CP), colt by Liskillen Archie (CP), out of Cityview Linsfort Last Lady (CP), by Linfort Lad (CP), bred by Jane Ryan.The second class of the day was pony showjumping. Second place went to Casey McDonalds colt foal, Jasmines Limited Edition (ISP), by Double Pleasure (BES), out of Jasmines Summer (ISP), by Weststar Sunny (CP). The winner of this section was Kestrels Oran Gwenndaline (CP), by Gwennic de Goariva (CP), out of Royal Oak Casey (CP), by 3DR Gabha ir (CP), bred by Larry Murphy.Kestrels Oran Gwenndaline (CP), filly by Gwennic de Goariva (CP), out of Royal Oak Casey (CP), by 3DR Gabha ir (CP), bred by Larry Murphy.The day moved onto the horse foal classes, the first of these was the horse eventing foal section. 8 foals competed in this class, the win went to Glengarra Jadore, an Irish Sport Horse filly foal, bred by Joanna van Riel, sired by Jorado (KWPN), out of Glengarra Royal Rouet (ISH), by Balou du Rouet (OLD). Second place went to Kieran Faheys colt foal, Kief Monsieu Noir (ISH), by Castlefield Kingston (OS), out of Madame Noir (ISH), by Kings Master (ISH)[TIH]. The top scoring TIH foal of the day went to Robbie Splaines filly foal, Rolling on a River (ISH)[TIH], by Dukes Empire (TB), out of Killountain Ziggy (ID), by Cappa Cassanova (ID).Glengarra Jadore (ISH), filly by Jorado (KWPN), out of Glengarra Royal Rouet (ISH), by Balou du Rouet (OLD), bred by Joanna van Riel.The last section of the day was the horse showjumping section. The champion went to Emma ORegans Seaview Obsession (ISH), a filly foal by Berlin (HOLST), out of Tinkabell 12 (KWPN), by Casco (HOLST). In second place was RHH Titanium (ISH), a filly foal by Kafka vd Heffinck (BWP), out of Hillbrook Bella Donna (ISH), by Ublesco (BWP), bred by Karena Fitzgerald.Seaview Obsession (ISH), filly by Berlin (HOLST), out of Tinkabell 12 (KWPN), by Casco (HOLST), bred by Emma ORegan.Congratulations to all competitors and thank you to all the breeders who continue to support the Foal Championship. Join us at the final on 15th October in Emerald Equestrian, where the champions will be named.The Foal Championship is funded by the Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine, under National Breeding ServicesThe post Foal Championship Qualifier: Leg 4 appeared first on .0 Comments 0 Shares 50 Views
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WWW.YOURHORSE.CO.UKNew BEVA president appointedKate Blakeman was appointed President of the British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) for 2026/27 at the BEVA Congress in Birmingham last month.The Assistant Clinical Professor in Equine Practice at the University of Nottingham takes over the role from Imogen Burrows. James Crabtree becomes President Elect and Nicky Housby-Skeggs become Junior Vice President.Hugh Somerville, Alexandre Trighuino and Beth Bryant have been elected to theBEVACouncil this year. Angela Jones has been re-elected and Phillippa Pritchard, Laura Wilkie and Lizzie Atkins have joined BEVAs Nurse CommitteeAbout Kate BlakemanAfter graduating from the University of Liverpool, Kate spent 16 years in ambulatory equine practice. She has a particular interest in stud medicine and has spent multiple breeding seasons in Australia.She joined the University of Nottingham in 2023 and is currently Assistant Clinical Professor in Equine Practice. Her experience in both equine practice and academia gives her a perspective that spans clinical practice, veterinary education and professional development.Kate has been a member of BEVA Council for the past six years and has contributed to a wide range of projects and initiatives that support both equine veterinary practice and the people working within it. Most recently, she has led work to update pregnancy guidance for equine practices and practitioners, helped develop BEVAs career support programmes Leg Up and Back in the Saddle, and chaired BEVAs Clinical Practice Committee.Working togetherEquine practice remains one of the most rewarding, challenging, and vital branches of veterinary medicine but the way it looks in the future depends on how we look after the people who do the work, said Kate.During my presidential year, I want to focus on the people who make equine practice what it is. We dont always see the pressures faced by colleagues working in different roles, practices or sectors, but were all part of one profession and we have far more in common than not.My goal is to create more opportunities for people from different parts of the profession to learn from one another, understand each others challenges and work together on shared solutions. Whether were in ambulatory practice, referral practice, academia or industry, we all have something to contribute and something to learn.Learn from each otherWe have a profession full of intelligent, committed people. The challenge isnt a lack of expertise or passion. Its making sure we listen to each other, learn from each other and pull in the same direction.Having benefited enormously from the support, friendship and opportunities BEVA has provided throughout my career, it is a privilege to serve as President and help shape the future of the profession. Horses will always be our focus but its the people who make the profession what it is. Main image of Imogen Burrows and Kate Blakeman Louis James-Parker.Related contentHow to provide a stabled horse with the three Fs (and why its so important that you do)7 ways to enrich your horses environmentHow to tell if a horse is happyThe post New BEVA president appointed appeared first on Your Horse.0 Comments 0 Shares 48 Views
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