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Turning a spooky horse into a winnerTrainer Melissa Chapman helped Heather Finlay with her spooky dressage horse
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H&H deputy editor’s review of the yearJaki Bell reveals her highs and lows of 2012, which include the launch of H&H's Ask The Vet and Ask The Trainer supplements
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Burghley blog: Shorts, surprises and questionsH&H's deputy editor blogs after an exciting cross-country day at the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials
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Britain’s secret weapon: the girth that helped win Olympic goldA new girth being launched today at the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials is set to revolutionise the future of this piece of tack
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Burghley Horse Trials blog: cross-country day’s ‘movers and stakers’
H&H deputy editor Jaki Bell blogs about what happens out on course on Burghley Horse Trials cross-country day from fashion to dogs, from eavesdropping to acapella
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Richard Dunwoody scoops top gong at Animal Health Trust awardsRichard Dunwoody’s year in the spotlight continued when he scooped the 2009 Animal Health Trust (AHT) special award, thanks to Horse & Hound readers
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William Micklem: horse/rider partnershipIn the second part of our exclusive training series, international coach William Micklem identifies the responsibilities of both horse and rider for greater safety when riding cross-country
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Burghley Horse Trials blog: it’s the Oli and Polly showH&H deputy editor Jaki Bell blogs about Polly Stockton's meteoric rise up the leader board as Burghley Horse Trials finished this afternoon
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Burghley Horse Trials blog: brilliant dressage and terrifying fencesH&H deputy editor Jaki Bell blogs about her Friday at Burghley, with thoughts on the leading dressage tests and the most scary cross-country questions
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Gatcombe blog: Festival of British Eventing first-timer’s thoughtsH&H's deputy editor Jaki Bell enjoys her first experience of The Festival of British Eventing at Gatcombe
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2008 Olympic venue struck by diseaseHorses stabled at Sha Tin Racecourse in Hong Kong are suffering from an outbreak of equine herpes, but officials say there will be no threat to visiting Olympic horses
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Using sedation in equine dental careIf your horse requires more than routine rasping of his teeth then having him sedated by a vet will make the experience less traumatic for all concerned
