A lifelong love of horses helped lead Camilla Church into a veterinary career. She was disappointed to find that many mixed practices treated their horse patients second rate compared to the cats and dogs. Determined to provide the sort of care and service for horses that she would want her own horses to receive, Camilla made the brave decision to create her own business in the midst of the pandemic. Meet this enthusiastic, talented young woman with an unrelenting passion for horses and their people.

As you probably already know, the Icelandic horse has some completely unique gaits. Tölt and pace has been a huge reason to why the breed has become a very well-known and much-loved breed. In this article, the talented rider Rasmus Møller Jensen provides you with inspiration on how to train tölt, and he gives advice on how to handle and deal with the most typical challenges.

Borrelia is a disease that can be difficult to identify. Often one cannot figure out what is wrong with the horse, but you can just see that something is wrong. There are in fact many different symptoms that may resemble the symptoms of other disorders besides Lyme disease.

Many riders have an unbalanced seat, which can make it close to impossible for the horse to move straight and balanced. To help you obtain a balanced seat, physiotherapist, and Master of sports, Lene Theill from Fit4you, offers you five exercises, which you can easily do at home.

As far back as she can remember 26-year-old Charlotte Fry has been in love with horses. From her first Shetland pony at the age of three to the most magnificent dressage horses with whom she has brought home medals from the European and World Championships as well as the Olympics. Here Charlotte tells the story of her journey to the top, her favourite moments with the horses and the very special bond with her trainer and mentor former Olympic medallist Anne van Olst.

The proud traditions of educating horses after classical methods are only maintained in a few places in the world. One place is the Portuguese School of Equestrian Art. Here they still do levades and caprioles almost as it was done back in the 17th Century. We have met with António Borba Monteiro who educates both riders and horses in classical dressage. Join us for a look back into the history books, and forward into the future of modern dressage.

Endurance riding is a test of stamina, discipline, fitness and patience and has traditionally been known as the ultimate challenge in equestrian sports. The rider must know his mount well enough to bring them through a gruelling day of riding over long distances and with terrain that will test the hardest of hearts - all while keeping the horse’s heath and condition paramount. Endurance rider Tracey Parker takes you through this supreme test of horsemanship.

Can your horse find it hard to catch its breath? It actually has to be able to get that feeling, even if it’s in the shape of its life. If it can’t, it may mean that there are issues with the diaphragm. That can lead to a whole set of other challenges in your horse's body and psyche. We’ve talked to veterinarian and osteopath Bettina Købke about how everything is connected.

…or trying to. Having gone from being a boy who was bullied for riding ponies to becoming an extremely successful rider and public figure with a huge following on social media, it’s quite a balancing act being Swedish Carl Hedin. But he is doing a great job. Here he talks about all the different aspects of his life and career: From releasing his first book “Hästpojken” (Horseboy), and having his picture taken with any kid who asks, to focusing on his riding and most importantly staying 100 % true to who he is. A guy who loves horses.