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Every rider loves their horse, but are we truly doing everything to improve their daily life? Event horses give us their strength, focus, and loyalty. In return, we owe care, consideration, and compassion that extend far beyond the competition arena.

For eventers, performance and partnership go hand in hand. Every polished dressage test or clear round on cross-country is built on one fundamental question: is the horse truly happy and willing? Welfare is about more than feed, fitness, or shiny tack – it’s about mindset, learning, and the environment we create for our horses every day. A willing, relaxed horse is not just safer and easier to ride; they are more trainable, confident, and able to reach their full potential.

For eventers, performance and partnership go hand in hand. Every polished dressage test or clear round on cross-country is built on one fundamental question: is the horse truly happy and willing? Welfare is about more than feed, fitness, or shiny tack – it’s about mindset, learning, and the environment we create for our horses every day. A willing, relaxed horse is not just safer and easier to ride; they are more trainable, confident, and able to reach their full potential.

Strength isn’t optional in eventing, it’s essential. From bone density to injury prevention, female riders face unique physiological demands, and strength training is key to long-term performance. Dee So’oailo from The Performance Hub works with riders at every stage of life, helping them train smarter and build resilience in and out of the saddle. Here, she chats to BE CEO Rosie Williams about how women can stay fit,strong and confident in the saddle.

155 runs in the last 12 months. Elite competitor. Mother. Izzy Taylor proves that ambition and motherhood don’t have to be opposites. Eventing is one of the few sports where women compete equally at every level. In today’s conversation with our CEO, Rosie Williams, Izzy shares what returning to elite sport after having children really looked like – the fears, the balance, and the strength she discovered. Sometimes becoming a mum doesn’t make you less competitive. It makes you stronger.

Why are we only just talking about hormones in sport? Menstrual cycles. Perimenopause. Menopause. They affect strength, coordination, recovery and confidence, yet for years they’ve been overlooked. Stephanie Bradley is helping bring science into the saddle. Here, she chats to CEO Rosie Williams about in a sport where men and women compete equally at every age, supporting female riders at every stage of life matters. Equality in competition means understanding physiology too.

Why Your Horse’s Gut Health is the Foundation for Success