Our New Website We are delighted to announce that the BHF have just launched our new website. It has been designed to enhance access to our learning materials for multiple audiences and to allow us to have a powerful platform to share our research-led and evidence...

Introducing BHF Memberships – Coming Soon! The British Horse Foundation (BHF) is delighted to announce the launch of two exciting new membership opportunities in 2027, bringing together people who share our passion for improving the breeding, management and lifelong...

There was a superb 1st 🥇 and 2nd 🥈 finish for British Bred horses at the recent Defender Burghley Horse Trials. Gemma Stevens and CHILLI KNIGHT dominated the competition, completing on their dressage score and a massive 13.4 penalties clear of the field. The 16 year...

We are delighted to announce the succession in the chair of The British Horse Foundation, marking an exciting new chapter for our organization. Thanking the Outgoing Chair First and foremost, we extend our deepest gratitude to Dr. Jane Hastie (nee Nixon) for her...

Ass. Prof. Brad Hill Importance of positive mental attitude from the beginning for wellbeing, training, and long-term welfare. View Yogi Breisner, MBE Importance of positive mental attitude in early training for long-term wellbeing, performance, and social licence....

Yogi Breisner MBE Practical Demonstration: Handling the Foal. View Yogi Breisner, MBE Practical Demonstration: Flatworking the Youngster View Yogi Breisner MBE Practical Demonstration: Jumping the Youngster. View Yogi Breisner MBE Practical Demonstration: Thoughts on...

Ass. Prof. Brad Hill Clinical Assistant Professor in Equine Clinical Practice, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences at Nottingham University The importance of positive mental attitude from the beginning for wellbeing, training, and long-term welfare of horses.

Yogi Breisner MBE Practical Demonstration: Thoughts on Holistic Training for the Youngster

Yogi Breisner MBE Yogi talks about the importance of positive mental attitude in early training for long-term wellbeing, performance, and social licence.  

Dr Richard Newton Director of Epidemiology and Disease Surveillance, Equine Infectious Disease Surveillance. Dr Richard Newton discusses how our weather is changing and what challenges this present for us as horse owners.