A new project conceived and launched by Gayle Ecker and Dr. Shane Bateman is teaching vets to recognize and report equine cruelty.

The new Code of Conduct updates the definition of equine distress, includes horse overuse in competition and recognition of horses as sentient beings.

A video captured a couple of years ago surfaced showing the Australian dressage and eventing rider repeatedly whipping a horse.

The annual World Horse Welfare survey about public acceptance of horse sport shows that few people think all sport horses live good lives.

World-renowned scientists tell the FEI that harm to sport horses is hiding in plain sight, giving no reason to delay reforms.

Danish MEP Niels Fuglsang doesn't believe the FEI is up to the task of enforcing adequate reforms; he also calls for a ban on double bridles.

World Horse Welfare’s final free webinar of their winter series explores how learning theory can be applied to riding horses.

FEI HQ does not understand why the equestrian community did not realize testing was largely random or targeted.

The seven-time Olympian says the multiple frames-per-second capability of modern cameras can misleadingly convey that open mouths are a constant state of affairs.

Eight hunter/jumper/equitation riders between 14-21 will receive the bursary to help them continue their education while competing.