The superb skills of the Campinos are not found in books or taught in any courses. No DVD or YouTube videos exist that shows how its done. The skills are passed down…
When Equilife photographer Jessica Rodrigues graduated from communication studies in Paris, she soon made her debut as a press attaché in the world of cinema and sports before specializing in equestrian sports…
Currently residing in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, Bianca McCarty works with Iberian horses while pursuing her career in Equine Photography. Her love for the Iberian horse and her sense of adventure,…
From a pastime that was once considered a hobby for the rich and famous, showjumping has, in recent years, seen its recognition as a true sport grow exponentially. But having been around…
“The main focus when examining and treating a horse is to find the root cause of the problems, when addressing that, it provides the opportunity to create long-lasting solutions for most secondary…
The theme of the tenth Saut Hermès at the Grand Palais, on 22nd, 23rd and 24th March 2019, is dreams: dreams of surpassing oneself, dreams of surprise and excitement, dreams of sharing…
By Kate Johnson “It was ten in the morning” the artist Robert James Clarke recalls, “She had a gin and tonic in one hand, a fag in the other, she was wearing…
The Portuguese Classical Dressage legend Oliveira was a profoundly religious, aspiring and visionary person, who devoted his life to finding ultimate harmony with the horse. A harmony he always found opportunities to…
Allan Banford creates abstract paintings and installations. His art follows the concept of not maintaining a unique style developing a constant creative evolution. Identifying the boundaries between consciousness and reality, his paintings…
The first of a two-part feature on the Icelandic horse for FEI Equestrian World reached nearly 240 million. This is one of the biggest promotions for the Icelandic horse to date. Pictures:…