Seven Pillars of Deception to Delay Action on Horse Welfare
Scenario Consider a prominent international organisation that has global leadership and regulatory...
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Category: Their Stories
Living History: Saving the world’s last wild horse
Takhin tal Research Camp, Gobi B Strictly Protected Area, July, 2023. Lit only by a faint...
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Kiwi’s statue unveils striking welfare statements
Forty years after Kiwi’s remarkable dash to victory in the 1983 Melbourne Cup, a lifesize statue...
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Bernard Rollin ‘father of veterinary ethics’ died on 19th November
Bernie Rollin, one of the leading scholars in animal rights and animal consciousness, a longtime...
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From Pony Club to Olympic Glory
From their regional Pony Club to the world stage: Australia’s oldest and largest equine...
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Confidence Boost
On the cover of the July-August 2021 Horses and People Magazine, we feature Chloe Durkin and Halo,...
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Equestrians in Lockdown
At the beginning of January 2020, Chinese authorities made the first public announcement that a...
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A Small Change Can Make a Big Difference
Change is in the air in the equestrian world. It’s not a storm, yet, but there’s definitely enough...
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Life Lessons from 2020 and Beyond
On our cover this issue we feature Hanna Rush and her Quarter Horse gelding Triandibo Roc n Lynx,...
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A Wild Horse Fantasy
My obsession with horses apparently began at a very early age. There was absolutely no family...
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Oh But He’s Perfect! My ‘70s Horse-mad Girlhood
Wish for a Pony by Monica Edwards was first published in England in 1947 and has subsequently run...
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‘The Horsemasters’ the book that inspired a way of life
I was lucky enough to be an only child in a family that had horses. My mother had met my father...
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