There is currently a lot of discussion about horse welfare. Our industry has been scrutinized for a while now and seems unable to escape the criticism from often uninformed outsiders. "It is up to everyone involved with horses to prove the opposite and to emphasize how closely we are involved with our animals," says Willem Greve, a horseman to the core, active both in the highest level of the sport and in breeding, sharing his perspective. "Embarking on a horse-friendly path starts at the beginning..."
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