Scottish riding school re-opens following strangles outbreak
Staff at one of Scotland's biggest riding schools have been praised for the way they handled the disease outbreak
Staff at one of Scotland's biggest riding schools have been praised for the way they handled the disease outbreak
The Scottish government has come under fire for failing to include the equestrian and veterinary industries in a working group looking at responsibility and cost sharing in animal health
New series will culminate in a championship at Blair Castle Horse Trials
Former European eventing champion Ian Stark has been inducted into the Scottish Sports Hall of Fame
Calls to ban hot branding in Scotland have been met with mixed reactions, with supporters claiming hot branding has been unfairly targeted
The Scottish Horse Show began life in 1960 as the Edinburgh and District Riding Club’s summer event — now it has more HOYS qualifers than any other one-day show
Horse owners all across Scotland have a new alliance to fight crime, thanks to a new Horsewatch group to cover the entrie company.
Riders in Scotland are being asked to clean up after their horses to protect their access rights
Plans to create a new hunt to cover the whole of the West of Scotland have been revealed by the Masters of Foxhounds Association
A new £500,000 equestrian centre, The Cabin Equestrian Centre, has opened in north-east Scotland at Inverurie
The Scottish government launched its Equine Welfare Code of Practice this week at an equine conference in Fife
Owners are being called on to keep their horses' vaccinations up to date following an increased number of equine flu cases in central Scotland
Horse owners in Scotland are suffering from a shortage of farriers, with only 27 based within the Highlands and Islands, leaving them in a desperate situation
The Horse Trust has slammed the Scottish government for “reinventing the wheel” with its new equine welfare code of practice rather than embracing the UK's Equine Industry Welfare Guides Compendium
Riders and equestrians across Scotland are being asked to help mould the country’s new equine welfare code of practice, which will lay out standards of care for horses