Thieves target open lorries at horse trials

Riders are being warned to be on their guard at events and shows, following recent thefts at Milton Keynes and Larkhill Horse Trials

Solid start to Nations Cup campaign

Great Britain’s bid for a place at the final of the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup began solidly when the team finished equal third in the first leg of the Western European League (division one) in La Baule last Friday (17 May)

Cian O’Connor reunited with Blue Loyd 12

Olympic horse Blue Loyd 12 returns to the Irish team for Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup in St Gallen

TV documentary marks ‘Suffragette Derby’

The 2013 Derby marks 100 years since suffragette Emily Wilding Davison was killed in the race, and a documentary exploring her actions will be broadcast ahead of Britain’s most famous Classic

Man charged with 1982 Hyde Park bombing

A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of four members of the Household Cavalry in the 1982 IRA bombing in Hyde Park, which also killed seven horses

New phone service to help equine charities

A new mobile phone service has been launched to raise money for equine charities within supporters’ normal phone contracts

Event rider breaks back in rotational fall

A former British junior team member is recovering in hospital, after suffering multiple injuries — including a broken back — in a rotational fall at Rockingham Horse Trials

Caroline Powell settles into new Suffolk yard

Caroline Powell has moved her team of 14 horses to Suffolk and will operate from her owner Richard Ames’ yard in Newmarket

Atrocious weather for Golden Horseshoe Ride

Competitors at the Golden Horseshoe Ride over Exmoor (12-14 May) braved atrocious conditions