Horse & Hound

Going green can benefit our industry – now and in future

GOING green has huge potential to benefit and future-proof the equestrian world financially, environmentally and to attract more young people.

The message came from Ruth Dancer, director at sustainability consultancy White Griffin, at the Horseracing Industry Conference on 30 June. Her messages were clear: why environmental sustainability is crucial for the horse world, and the planet, and how big an opportunity this is.

Mrs Dancer referred to other conversations about

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