Equestrian sports have a unique legacy in the Olympic Games, blending tradition with modern values. From ancient chariot races to today’s events like dressage, show jumping, and eventing, these sports emphasise the partnership between horse and rider. Notably, they are the only Olympic events where men and women compete equally. As the sport faces new challenges, particularly regarding animal welfare, it continues to adapt while maintaining its cultural and historical significance.

Women are breaking stereotypes in the equestrian industry, not just in the arena but also in business. From leading companies and managing events to creating products and innovations, women are shaping the future of equestrian sports. Despite challenges like unequal media coverage and limited mentorship, female leaders are driving change and promoting diversity within the sport. Their influence is helping to build a more inclusive and progressive equestrian landscape for future generations.

EQuerry / Co and the US Equestrian Federation (USEF) continue their strategic partnership. The collaboration underscores their shared commitment to promoting inclusivity and broadening access to equestrian activities throughout the upcoming year.

Canada's commitment to providing equal pay for Paralympians, including equestrian para riders, is a big step in the journey towards equality in sports. Canadian Para-Athletes, Ashley Gowanlok, comments on the historic milestone.

Equicork aims to redefine equestrian style with a fusion of sophistication and environmental responsibility. Their products appeal to the eco-conscious equestrian, with their boots and accessories being meticulously crafted from cork, a renewable resource that embodies durability and style. Join them in making a statement whilst you stride with purpose and ride with grace! Their products were featured in the latest issue of the British Showjumping Magazine.

In the digital age, where online platforms dominate marketing discussions, the influence of traditional media remains undeniable. Magazine exposure, with its tangible and curated nature, continues to be a formidable force in shaping brand identity and enhancing credibility. Ahlam Equestrian, an Italian brand driven out of the UAE, requested our assistance with their public relations to help generate exposure outside of just social platforms following their brand launch.

As the world becomes more environmentally-conscious, there appears a growing need for the equestrian industry to adapt. Now, a balance must be struck between preserving tradition and embracing sustainable business practices.

EQuerry is pleased to continue supporting the professional showjumper Joe Fernyhough and Calcourt Equestrian, as Joe has been picked to join the esteemed British Equestrian Federation (BE) Podium Potential Pathway level of their World Class Programme for 2023–2025.