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‘Fresh air’ needed for our industry to be inclusive

THE equestrian industry needs a new approach to ensure inclusivity for those with physical disabilities – and all could benefit as a result.

This is the view of students and teachers who have come across barriers – not necessarily in riding, but in working with horses.

H&H spoke to Jemima Croft, who is studying for a foundation degree in equine science and management, and staff from Myerscough College, Lancashire.

Jen Greenhalgh and Charlotte Brigden, head and assistant head of equine at the college respectively, agree with Jemima that while huge progress has been made in riding for those with physical disabilities, recognition of

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