The Freakonomics Radio podcast has released a three-episode series titled “The Horse Is Us,” which delves into the evolving role of horses in society, the economics of the thoroughbred industry, and the future of horse racing. The first episode,...
Kenneth and Kimberly Harris, founders of Saddles and Spurs Riding Trails, recently updated the Greenville Lions Club about their new business offering trail riding and camping services. Their venture includes private guided trail rides and an option for customers...
Late November marks the start of winter racing meets at key venues, with Tampa Bay Downs opening on November 19 and Fair Grounds in New Orleans on November 20. Fans can watch live coverage of these meets and other...
The dressage Masters is returning to Hickstead in May 2026, offering British dressage riders from prelim level up to compete alongside top international names in a unique, inclusive competition. Open to all British dressage members without qualification, the event...
In this heartfelt reflection, Jamie Sindell explores the deep sense of community and belonging that comes with a life centered around horses. From spontaneous connections with fellow riders in everyday places like grocery stores and swim lessons to the...
New York City’s City Council has rejected Ryder’s Law, proposed legislation aimed at phasing out the city’s historic horse-drawn carriage industry by halting new licenses and replacing carriages with electric vehicles. The bill’s defeat sparked criticism from supporters who...
