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Carl Hester and Charlotte Dujardin sign up to ride at OlympiaBritain's Olympic gold-winning showjumping team plus Carl Hester and Charlotte Dujardin intend to ride at Olympia
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Grand National winner Neptunes Collonges back in the ribbons'Nipper' and rider Lisa Hales won their first dressage competition yesterday — the Intro A test at Kingswood EC
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Laura Bechtolsheimer to race Christine OhuruoguThe dressage rider is taking on seven other female Olympians in a series of eight athletic tests — including the 100m and 800m — for a Christmas special of the BBC show Superstars
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Great Tew Horse Trials will not take place in 2013Organiser Charles Etherington-Smith said the event had enjoyed eight successful years and could be resurrected in the future
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Dressage round-up from FEI General AssemblyHickstead is considering adding a leg of the new FEI Nations Cup dressage series to its 2013 international show (1-4 August)
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Fans rally to buy eventer Sara Algotsson Ostholt’s next top horseSwedish horse lovers have come to the aid of their Olympic individual silver medal-winning eventer Sara Algotsson Ostholt and her potential Rio ride
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New height divisions for M&M working hunter pony qualifiersHeight divisions for mountain and moorland working hunter pony qualifiers for Horse of the Year Show and the Royal International have changed for the 2013 season
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Electric motor to ease the burden on working horsesWorking horses will be able to take life a little easier with a new electric hybrid cart being tested at the Swiss National Stud
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Revamped showjumping Nations Cup is unveiledA new-look showjumping Nations Cup series is secure, with a four-year sponsorship package worth €16million from the Saudi Equestrian Fund
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Showjumper Athina Onassis de Miranda has back injuryThe heiress is in hospital with a spinal injury caused by a fall from a horse at home yesterday, it has been announced
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Lucinda spends birthday in hospital after horse treads on footThe eventer was trotting up a horse when it trod on her boot and ripped an 8cm piece out of her foot
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Sponsorship news in the UK horse industryNew deals struck recently in the horse world include a new title sponsor for Chatsworth International Horse Trials and a new riders for Aloeride and Supreme Products
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Dun Horse and Pony Society revived this summerThings are looking up for riders and breeders of duns, who have their own society once again
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Equine grass sickness vaccine trial plannedA hundred horses and ponies in the UK’s equine grass sickness hotspots will be vaccinated against the deadly disease this winter
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Driving loses the 2013 Welsh national trialsThe Welsh National Driving Trials, held at Erddig, will not take place next year
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Vote will decide new ‘blood rule’ for international dressageInternational dressage’s long-running debate about whether a horse should be eliminated if blood is seen could be drawing to a close
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Forty tonnes of hay and straw lost in firework blazeFive horses, including an unhandled foal, were rescued from their stables after the fire — thought to have been caused by a stray firework — took hold
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Rider suffered head injury when horse attacked by dogDog owner Christopher Clarke admitted being the owner of a dog that was dangerously out of control in a public place when he appeared in court
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New high visibility equestrian range by ProvizThe new equestrian range has been created with the latest light-emitting technology to help increase safety
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Ginny Elliot and Robert Splaine’s Irish team jobs up for grabsRobert Splaine has been showjumping manager since 2005 and Ginny Elliot has been eventing coach since 2008. Their contracts end on 31 December
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Could the majority of UK horses be lame?New research would seem to indicate that many horses' lameness is going undetected in the UK and your horse could be among them
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Event rider Jo Lomas died almost instantly, inquest hearsLeicestershire rider Jo Lomas died after her horse kicked her and she fell, hitting her head on a stone trough, an inquest in Loughborough heard on 11 October
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Clayton Fredericks to wind down top-level competitionHis appointment as Canadian team coach means Clayton must cut back on his own competing
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Sponsorship news in the UK horse industry
A number of companies have signed new sponsorship deals with riders and events in the past few weeks
