
Charlotte White
A self-confessed newshound, farmer’s daughter and journalist of many years' experience, Charlotte worked on regional papers before joining H&H in 2007. A regular rider, she visited Ireland in 2010 to investigate the fate of Irish horses through the recession, to much acclaim, and reported from the FEI General Assembly in Rio de Janeiro in 2011. She left Horse & Hound in March 2013.
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Full livery is becoming a casualty of the economyAs the downturn continues to bite, some cost-conscious riders are moving away from full livery
By Charlotte White Published
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New drain design has led to serious injuries for horsesRiders are being warned to watch out for a dangerous type of drain after a number of horses have caught their feet
By Charlotte White Published
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Foal dumped with infected and gaping neck woundThe piebald colt, whom staff have named Simon, was abandoned at a traveller site in Essex with a seriously infected injury
By Charlotte White Published
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Farewell to…equestrian journalist Jane PontifexJane was a former H&H horse trials editor, BHS combined training secretary, Burghley press officer and press representative for horse trials
By Charlotte White Published
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Rare zebra unexpectedly gives birth to foalHartmann's mountain zebra Betty, who is 19, gave birth to her first foal last week
By Charlotte White Published
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Change in African Horse Sickness rulesRegulations stating how the Government and horse industry would deal with an outbreak of African Horse Sickness in the UK became law on 21 November
By Charlotte White Published
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Foal left to die in car park gets the chance of lifeAn abandoned gypsy cob filly was found freezing, emaciated and collapsed in a Berkshire car park
By Charlotte White Published
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Pony cleared of being a ‘ringer’ by British ShowjumpingThe mother of a young showjumper, whose pony was falsely accused of being a ringer, is now taking legal advice
By Charlotte White Published
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H&H deputy news editor’s review of the yearGreenwich-based Charlotte was living at the heart of the equestrian games and also enjoys having new 'neigh'bours
By Charlotte White Published
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Equine herpes is unlikely to spread, says vetIt is unlikely that horses outside the north Devon racing yard where the equine herpes virus (EHV-1) was found last month will be affected, a top vet working on the outbreak has told H&H
By Charlotte White Published
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RSPCA rescue teams called to horses cut off by floodsOn one of the worst days for flooding, 22 November, the charity received more than 80 calls relating to animals affected by flood waters
By Charlotte White Published
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Sponsorship news in the UK horse industryDeals struck this week include two continuing sponsorship arrangements with British Showjumping and new sponsors for Deb Criddle and Lucinda Fredericks
By Charlotte White Published
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Help Paralympic riders take the Christmas pop charts by storm with charity singleParalympians, including riders Natasha Baker and Debbie Criddle, are aiming for Christmas number one with a charity version of Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colors”
By Charlotte White Published
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New Northumberland event plugs hole left by Hexham’s demiseBelsay Castle Horse Trials will take over Hexham Horse Trials' slot in the BE calendar (1-2 June 2013)
By Charlotte White Published
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Grand National history goes under the hammerThe 1958 trophy, won by a whopping 30-lengths by Mr What, will go to auction on 8 December
By Charlotte White Published
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Advertising Standards Authority rebukes horse calmer companyBy Charlotte White Published
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Hunts halted by virus in south-west EnglandNeurological equine herpes virus (EHV-1) brought hunting in part of the south- west to a halt for a week
By Charlotte White Published
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AP McCoy dons a Christmas jumper on a Christmas jumperAP rode Dr Livingstone, a racehorse who had been painted from neck to hoof in his own Christmas jumper, for the photoshoot publicising The Jockey Club’s racing-themed online advent calendar
By Charlotte White Published
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Top tips for a ranching holidayH&H's deputy news editor Charlotte White gives her top tips for a ranching holiday after spending four days on the cattle muster at Home Valley Station in north-west Australia
By Charlotte White Published
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Dressage coaches inducted into Hall of FameThe nine coaches — all of whom instructed London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games gold medallists — received medals at the UK Coaching Awards 2012
By Charlotte White Published
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Access to be reinstated for riders at Alderley EdgeThe National Trust is creating a new riding route at Alderley Edge in Cheshire, and hopes it will be operational in the New Year
By Charlotte White Published
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Sponsorship news in the UK horse industryNew sponsorship deals for riders and events includes Blue Chip's new signing, 14-year-old eventer Felicity Collins and Emma Jayne Dujardin's deal with Equi Protein
By Charlotte White Published
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World Cup eventing series is scrappedEventing committee chairman Giuseppe Della Chiesa said the FEI hoped the eventing Nations Cup series — launched in 2012 — would fill its place
By Charlotte White Published
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Drug testers will target endurance horsesEndurance is to fall under increased anti-doping scrutiny next year
By Charlotte White Published
