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The official podcast from British Equestrian, the national federation for equestrian sport in the UK. Presented by Rachel Dyke from the Communications team.
Unknown Host hosts British Equestrian Podcast, a sports show with 63 episodes published.
It's the final episode in our series for Equine Health Week 2026, in partnership with Agria. We’ve covered various specific health conditions over the course of this week, but today we’re going to focus on something a bi
Equine gastric ulcer syndrome is believed to affect as many as one in three horses in the UK. This painful condition can be caused by multiple factors and will impact performance, temperament and welfare. Leading consult
We're spoiling you with not one, but two episodes today for Equine Health Week 2026, in partnership with Agria! Ensuring your horse has a healthy digestive system and a diet that meets their needs is just one step in red
Colic is a word that strikes fear into the hearts of everyone who owns or cares for horses, with good reason – it’s one of the most common veterinary emergencies and causes of equine death worldwide. While the severity a
While not a disease itself, lameness is a symptom of an underlying problem and a sign that your horse is in pain. Sometimes that pain is minor and can be resolved quickly and easily, but at other times it can be more ser
In the next episode of our series for Equine Health Week 2026, in partnership with Agria, vets Hattie Bell and Tegan McGilvray from Equine Infectious Disease Surveillance join us to discuss the important role that vaccin
Equine Health Week, in partnership with Agria, is back for 2026! This year, we're focusing on some equine health essentials. In today’s episode, Sam Cutts from Hook Norton Equine Vets shares some of the basic first aid k
In our final episode for Worming Week, in partnership with Agria, the focus turns to the environmental impact of the drugs used to treat our horses for parasites. Rachel is joined by Claire Shand from Westgate Labs, who
In the second of our Worming Week episodes, in partnership with Agria, Rachel chats with Nicola Housby Skeggs, Veterinary Director at The Horse Trust, and Dr. Tamzin Furtado from the University of Liverpool. They take a
It's the first episode in our special series of podcast episodes for Worming Week, in partnership with Agria. Having the right parasite testing and treatment programme in place is an important part of keeping our horses
In this special episode for Clean Sport Week 2025, Rachel is joined by Dr. Marga Mas from Dodson & Horrell and Kate Hore from NAF to explore the topic of naturally occurring prohibited substances – also known as NOPS – a
In the final episode of Equine Health Week 2025, we're focusing on a topic that nobody involved with horses likes to think about, but one that many of will have to go through at some point – end of life. It’s a sad fact
In the penultimate episode of our Equine Health Week 2025 series, we turn our attention to our 'golden oldies' and how we can support them as they age. Nicola Housby Skeggs, Veterinary Director at The Horse Trust, shares
For the next episode in our series of episodes for Equine Health Week 2025, we’re focusing on how you can build a partnership with your horse in the saddle and support him to perform at his best. Coach and former FEI Eve
Our horses' nutritional needs will change throughout their lives. In this special episode for Equine Health Week 2025, Rachel is joined by NAF's Head Nutritionist Kate Hore and Dodson & Horrell's Veterinary and Nutrition
In today's episode of our Equine Health Week 2025 series, it's all about giving our horses a good life. Groom and yard manager Steph Sharples shares how she cares for the horses at Hughes Dressage in a way that means the
In the second of today's two episodes on training young horses, eventing legend Nicola Wilson shares her experiences, both as a rider and a coach, in producing young horses with a way that encourages a ‘happy athlete’ wh
In the third episode of our Equine Health Week 2025 series, in partnership with Agria, attention turns to young horses who are starting their ridden education. In the first of two episodes on this important topic, Rachel
In the second episode of our series for Equine Health Week 2025, delivered in partnership with Agria, our focus turns to the years from weaning to the start of your young horse's education. Associate Professor Brad Hill
Equine Health Week 2025 is back, in partnership with Agria! In the first episode of the series, Dr. Jan Birch and Edward Matson of the British Horse Foundation and vet Rebecca Keating from Twemlows Stud Farm join Rachel
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