
Amy Mathieson
A graduate of Exeter University, Amy joined our news team from Redpin Publishing in 2008 as news writer. She was promoted to deputy news editor in May 2013 and became news editor in April 2015. She left Horse & Hound in March 2016 to take up an editorial position in Dubai.
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BE gives go ahead to use alternative frangible deviceThe MIM clip allows jumps to collapse when hit with the sort of force that might otherwise cause a rotational fall
By Amy Mathieson Published
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Denman feeling ‘fresh’ after gallop at NewburyThe Hennessy Gold Cup winner “flew down the course in front of the stands” to the delight of the crowd
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Are you angry or happy? Horses can tell by your facial expressionsHorse can tell a human’s emotions by our facial expressions, according to new research
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Woof Wear zebra club brushing boots: reviewBy Amy Mathieson Published
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Racing hero Denman to parade for crowds at NewburyThe 2008 Cheltenham Gold Cup winner will parade for fans ahead of the race named in his honour
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Horse left to suffer with ‘horrific’ maggot infested woundA 19-year-old stallion had a serious wound that required several leg casts and a skin graft
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Victoria Pendleton eyes first Hunter Chase on journey to CheltenhamThe Olympic cyclist is aiming at the Hunter Chase at Fakenham on 19 February
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12-year ban for former jockey who deliberately lost racesThe former jockey was given the ban after he was found to be part of a “conspiracy”
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FEI president tells H&H he is confident new venue will be ready ahead of Rio 2016The International Olympic Committee hosted a meeting for all 28 international federations and Rio’s organising committee amid concerns
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William Fox-Pitt’s former ride enjoying second career on the hunting fieldThe former Bramham winner is "thoroughly enjoying" hunting following his retirement from eventing
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Budweiser welcomes new Clydesdale foal“Mac” joins more than 160 Clydesdales used for promotional work by the company
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Injured foal recovering after being dumped in EssexViolet, a cob thought to be around six months old, was found in Tilbury, Essex , with a leg injury
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British vets relieved as ketamine ruled ‘not a global health threat’'The medical benefits of ketamine far outweigh potential harm from recreational use,' said vet Polly Taylor
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New study into health of British endurance horsesEndurance GB is encouraging its members to take part in the study
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Five-month-old foal rescued from muddy ditchA five-month-old foal is recovering after being saved from a muddy ditch by equestrian charity HorseWorld
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‘We are deeply concerned and shocked’: Endurance GB calls for further action in UAE welfare caseThe governing body has responded to a recent welfare scandal
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International Olympic Committee ‘closely monitoring’ Zika virus situationThe Zika virus has affected more than 1m people in Brazil ahead of this summer's Games
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RSPCA appeal for information about pony ‘struggling to walk’A pony in a "terrible state" was found by a dog walker
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Charlotte Dujardin knocked off world number one spotA German rider has taken over as world number one
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Horse owner unimpressed with family’s £2,000 holiday selfieDavid Bellis took a selfie with his three-year-old son on a public footpath, which was “photobombed” by a horse in the field behind
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Pony with ‘horrific leg wounds’ making promising recovery *warning graphic image*The filly, whose injuries were "so severe that even her muscles were exposed", is now on the road to recovery
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6-year-old rider hospitalised after pony spooked by dirt bikeJake Marriner is recovering after the fall
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Victoria Pendleton narrowly denied first point-to-point victoryThe Olympic cyclist finished second in a battle to the line with Bryony Frost
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Hunt sabs sentenced for acting in ‘threatening and abusive way’A family in Scotland has been fined after following and filming a hunt
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