Hall of Fame Show Jumper genetics analysed via pedigree

Wednesday, February 13, 2019

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The major root show jumper line of the Irish bred Thoroughbred Birdcatcher, often found in multiples with his full brother Faugh-a-Ballah, he is the most common root jump line in the world. Introduction The inductees (horses) list at the Show Jumping Hall of Fame has grown to... + continue reading

Its all Go Racing to resume on Wednesday 13 February

Tuesday, February 12, 2019

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The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) has announced a risk-managed return to racing will take place from Wednesday this week. After consultation with its veterinary committee, and based on the latest tests conducted by the Animal Health Trust, the BHA’s Chief Regulatory Officer, Brant... + continue reading

Latest Update From The BEF On Equine Flu

Friday, February 8, 2019

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The British Equestrian Federation (BEF) notes the latest update from the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) on Friday 8th February that there have been three further positive results for equine flu – bringing the total number of positive results to six – all of which are in the same... + continue reading

The Yard Expert. We all Know one !!

Wednesday, December 26, 2018

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For a bit of fun at Christmas, vet Kieran O’Brien introduces a ubiquitous equestrian character who’s probably familiar to you too. Most yards have an Expert who will comment, without being asked, on your horse, how you feed it, your tack, your rugs, your trailer, everything. Most of her (or his... + continue reading

Goodbye Ursula

Monday, December 24, 2018

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Scott Brash may be known by some as the cool ice man of Show Jumping, but it was an emotional evening at Olympia as he retired his brilliant mare Ursula Xll today. Ursula, owned by Lady Harris and Lady Kirkham, is 17 and has twice been the top ranked horse in FEI competition and a flagship... + continue reading

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Hall of Fame Show Jumper genetics analysed via pedigree

The major root show jumper line of the Irish bred Thoroughbred Birdcatcher, often found in multiples with his full brother Faugh-a-Ballah, he is the most common root jump line in the world.

Introduction

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Feb

Its all Go Racing to resume on Wednesday 13 February

The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) has announced a risk-managed return to racing will take place from Wednesday this week.

After consultation with its veterinary committee, and based on the latest tests conducted by the Animal Health Trust, the BHA’s Chief Regulatory Officer, Brant Dunshea, tonight confirmed that racing could resume, but only with strict biosecurity controls in place.

This decision to return racing in a controlled, risk-managed manner was unanimously supported by the industry veterinary committee.

Brant Dunshea said:

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Feb

Latest Update From The BEF On Equine Flu

The advice from our veterinary experts remains that it is not necessary to cancel other equine events as there is as yet no evidence of widespread infection, however we will continue to monitor this situation closely and will issue further updates as more information becomes available.

We continue to urge all horse owners to be vigilant and follow the recommended guidelines on how to detect and prevent the spread of this infectious disease.

We also urge any owners with suspected cases to take immediate veterinary advice and if equine flu is confirmed by laboratory testing, they should contact their relevant member body.

GUIDELINES FOR OWNERS

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Dec

The Yard Expert. We all Know one !!

For a bit of fun at Christmas, vet Kieran O’Brien introduces a ubiquitous equestrian character who’s probably familiar to you too.

Most yards have an Expert who will comment, without being asked, on your horse, how you feed it, your tack, your rugs, your trailer, everything. Most of her (or his) conversations with you begin with the words ‘You should…’.

When she watches you ride your horse, she will tell you 'it’s not right behind', because she can see things nobody else can. When your horse is in perfect body condition, she will tell you it is too thin.

The arrival of a vet’s car in the yard has a magnetic attraction for her because, as an Expert, she needs to see if the vet gets it right. When the vet examines your horse, the Expert will stand there – always uninvited - listening to what the vet says and when he or she leaves she will say the advice given was wrong, and what she would do is quite different.