Road Safety: A Carriage Driver's Perspective
Road safety for equestrians and their horses has been highlighted by Equitas over the past few weeks. I offered to write this piece as this is often phrased in terms of “horses and
High Court Rules Sands Of Mali to Remain at Ballyhane Stud
The High Court in Dublin has ruled that the stallion Sands Of Mali will remain at Ballyhane Stud, following legal proceedings between owner Steve Parkin and Joe Foley, the stud’s owner. The
#WeRideTogether: A Movement to Protect Athletes
In the world of sport, conversations around safety, power dynamics, and athlete protection have long been silenced. But #WeRideTogether is changing that. More than just an awareness campaign, it is a movement dedicated
The Y Chromosome and Why Equitas Has No Balls
Some things are simply non-negotiable. The Y chromosome determines biological maleness, but it does not define leadership, courage, or change-making. And when people ask why Equitas has “no balls,” the answer is simple:
The Fear of Being Seen: Why Equestrians Care Too Much About What Others Think (and How to Stop)
Well, here we are again. Me, sitting down to write because something’s been rattling around in my brain, refusing to be ignored.
So let’s cut straight to it. Why do equestrians