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OBE for World Horse Welfare’s Roly Owers

We are delighted to hear the news that Roly Owers, our Chief Executive, is to receive an OBE for services to equine welfare in the King’s Birthday Honours List. Congratulations […]

Overview: EGS Conference 2023

A three minute gallop through the recent EGS Conference ‘Working Together to Tackle Grass Sickness’ With huge thanks to James Risk MRCVS Video Productions.

Nominate us to win £5000

You could help us be one of 10 charities to win £5000 by nominating us between 17th and 21st April: Nominate Here

Highland Pony Society Grass Sickness Webinar

Thank you to the Highland Pony Society for hosting an enjoyable and informative evening with The Moredun Research Institute’s Dr Beth Wells, and Anne Logan of Loch Leven Equine and […]

Postdoctoral research scientist – equine grass sickness

Postdoctoral Research Scientist – Equine Grass Sickness (Temporary for 2 years) https://moredun.org.uk/careers/postdoctoral-research-scientist-equine-grass-sickness-temporary-for-2-years

New Podcast! OnFarm: Updating The Moredun’s search for a cure

In February 2021, Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne, was a guest on OnFARM, launching a fundraising drive to find a cure for Equine Grass Sickness. The mysterious disease is almost […]

New Podcast launches Monday 11th January

On Monday, we’ll hear an update from The Moredun Foundation and the Equine Grass Sickness Fund on their progress. In February 2021, Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne, was a guest […]

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

The EGSF Office is now closed until Wednesday 4th January. We wish all our supporters a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Thank you all so much for your […]

Job alert! 2 year post doctorate in Equine Grass Sickness

We are looking for a talented scientist to join our friendly research team. The candidate will ideally have had at least one post doctorate position, with the experience to plan, […]

Read all about it!

Our winter newsletter is now live. Please read all about what we have been up to over a very busy year! https://www.grasssickness.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Equine-News-Winter-2022.pdf