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Equestrian Silver Spoon? Not necessarily

Whether you were in the arena or watching on the telly, the performances of our GB equestrian teams just took your breath away. The British Horse Society is so proud of our horses, riders and support teams and we join in offering our congratulations to everyone for a record-breaking equestrian Olympics on home turf.Under typically varied summer conditions, our teams brought home five medals: Silver in eventing soon followed by Gold in showjumping, and not one, but two Golds and a Bronze in dressage – the first time an Olympic British team has ever achieved a medal in dressage. The BHS

Celebrate with care!

Britain’s foremost equestrian charity, The British Horse Society (BHS), is calling for people to spare a thought for four-legged-friends as they arrange celebrations in coming weeks.As Olympic fever hits Britain, there will hopefully be many an occasion to celebrate. However, some forms of celebration can be hazardous for our pets and livestock. Chinese Lanterns for example are a pretty sight flying across the sky at night, but the potential for harm when they descend is catastrophic. The BHS has received terrible reports of internal and external injuries to horses and other livestock

Safety is Gold!

As Olympic fever hits Britain the next week, The British Horse Society is warning riders to be extra vigilant to dangers caused during celebrations.There will hopefully be many a cause to celebrate for us Brits in coming weeks; however, some forms of marking the occasion can be hazardous for our pets and livestock. Chinese Lanterns for example are a pretty sight flying across the sky at night, but the potential for harm when they descend is catastrophic. The BHS has received terrible reports of internal and external injuries to horses and other livestock caused by wires from these

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