This time, we take a closer look at whether teeth grinding can be harmful to a horse. Equine veterinarian and equine dentist Anne Hiensch answers the question for us.

The nominated entries for the FEI Driving World Championship for Young Horses in Kisbér-Aszár, Hungary, have been announced. The Netherlands has one combination on..

The International Carriage Drivers Association (ICDA) is urging international drivers to carefully check before their next FEI competition whether their bit, and any..

In every edition of MenSport & Showpaard magazine, we ask experts to answer questions submitted by our readers. These questions can be about your horse or pony, the spor..

IJsbrand, Bram, and the entire team arrived back home in Schipluiden last night. The horses are out in the pasture and get to take it easy for a while.

The question: "What is the best way to cool a horse down, for example after a hard training session in the sun or after a demanding marathon? Can using ice-cold water be..

After three days of competition across the first two phases-dressage and marathon-the World Four-in-Hand Driving Championships in Aachen concluded today with the cones..

In his diary, TeamNL member IJsbrand Chardon looks back on yesterday's event: the marathon. It was an exciting battle for the Dutch drivers in Aachen.

After two eventful days of dressage-which saw Chester Weber emerge victorious and Germany take the lead following the opening phase-today's marathon took place across the..

In this article, we answer a question from one of our readers: "I'd like to buy a carriage for my pony. He's already broken in to harness and at the moment we're borrow..

After the first half of the dressage starting list competed yesterday, the remaining participants took to the beautiful grass of Stadium 2 today.

Yesterday marked the first day of competition for the four-in-hand teams at the World Championships in Aachen. Representing the Netherlands were individual competitor Edwin..

The driving competition kicked off today with the first phase: dressage. Of the five horses awaiting a re-inspection this morning, two were ultimately given the green light.

Bert Jambon has been an international judge for more than twenty years and has been officiating at the very highest level since 2010-what we now call Level 4.