Editorial Independence Statement
Effective Date: March 2026
Horse & Industry is an independent digital publication committed to responsible, evidence-based reporting on the equestrian sector.
Our editorial decisions are made independently and are not influenced by advertisers, sponsors, organizations, governing bodies, or commercial interests.
We may publish analysis, commentary, and reporting on governance structures, welfare standards, economic models, regulatory developments, and industry practices. Our coverage is guided by the principles of transparency, accountability, and informed dialogue.
Where sponsored content or partnerships are included, they will be clearly identified. Sponsored material does not influence our independent reporting, editorial positions, or analysis.
Horse & Industry may report on organizations, federations, commercial enterprises, or public figures within the equestrian sector. Inclusion in our reporting does not imply endorsement or affiliation.
We strive for accuracy, fairness, and clarity. If factual errors are identified, we will correct them promptly and transparently.
Our mission is to contribute to a more informed, responsible, and forward-looking equestrian industry through thoughtful analysis and open discussion.
Right of Response Policy
Horse & Industry is committed to fair, accurate, and responsible reporting.
When our coverage includes commentary, analysis, or reporting concerning specific organizations, governing bodies, commercial entities, or individuals, we aim to present information in a balanced and evidence-based manner.
Where practical and appropriate, we may:
Seek comment from organizations or individuals referenced in our reporting
Provide an opportunity to respond prior to publication in matters involving substantive critique or factual claims
Publish clarifications, updates, or responses where warranted
If an organization or individual believes our reporting contains a factual inaccuracy, they may contact us directly at:
Requests for correction should include:
The specific article title and publication date
The factual detail in question
Supporting documentation where applicable
We review correction requests carefully and will update content where a verifiable error is identified.
Horse & Industry reserves the right to:
Decline publication of responses that are defamatory, misleading, promotional in nature, or not directly relevant to the matter at issue
Edit responses for length and clarity, where necessary
Our goal is to encourage informed discussion while maintaining editorial independence and integrity.
Corrections Policy
Horse & Industry is committed to accuracy, clarity, and responsible reporting.
Despite careful review, errors may occasionally occur. When a factual error is identified, we will correct it promptly and transparently.
Types of Corrections
Corrections may include:
Clarification of factual inaccuracies
Updates to reflect new verified information
Amendments to misstated data, dates, or quotations
Where appropriate, corrections will be noted at the bottom of the article with the date of the update.
How to Request a Correction
If you believe an article contains a factual error, please contact us at:
Please include:
The article title
The publication date
The specific information you believe is incorrect
Supporting documentation where available
We review all requests carefully and assess them against verifiable evidence.
Editorial Judgment
Horse & Industry distinguishes between factual errors and differences in opinion or interpretation. Requests that concern disagreement with editorial analysis or viewpoint will not necessarily result in correction unless a factual inaccuracy is identified.
We reserve the right to:
Decline requests that are unsupported or promotional in nature
Edit corrections for clarity and consistency