The British Horse Society (BHS) collects data on all horse-related incidents, including those involving ridden, driven, led, or loose horses. An incident is defined as any unplanned event that causes concern, unsettles a horse, or has the potential to cause injury, even if it hasn’t happened yet.

Incidents can be reported to the BHS using the ‘Horse i’ app or an online form. The app has seen a 250% increase in reported hacking incidents since its launch. Reporting incidents is crucial for the BHS to gather data and make roads safer for horse riders.

It is important to report incidents to the BHS and the police, including road rage and poor driving. Wearing a camera while riding on the road can provide evidence to share with the police. Reporting incidents promptly increases the chances of successful investigation.