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British horse breedingThe British sport horse and pony industry moved a step closer to uniting earlier in the month when a proposal for a lead body for the sector was published
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Frankie Dettori hit by 14-day banPopular jockey Frankie Dettori has been banned from racing for 14 days for a whip violation
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Council imposes 46 no smoking signs on stable yardBracknell Forest District Council has told Berkshire Riding Centre that it needs to put no-smoking signs on every one of its stables
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Cancer unit to boost horse healthA
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The Royal ShowThe Royal Show has reinstated 110 of the 166 entrants who had their entries returned owing to staffing problems and computer glitches
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Chaos at Cheshire County ShowWet weather caused havoc at last week
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National Equine DatabaseDEFRA wants to hand the National Equine Database
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Horse killed by lightningAn Arab gelding was killed in Dorset last week when he was struck by lightning as he grazed in his field
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European Pony Championships survive storm damage
The European Pony Championships will take place as planned at Freudenderg, Germany despite the venue being damaged by lightning
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Riding the British coast and beachesRiders have until September 2007 to registered their views on the DEFRA website
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Tim Stockdale’s top horse injuredOne of Tim Stockdale's top horses, Fresh Direct Corlato, is out of action with a leg injury
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Equestrians recognised in Queen’s Birthday HonoursFive individuals with equestrian links have been recognised in The Queen's Birthday Honours
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Victory for horse riders as blocked bridleway reopensRiders can look forward to riding along a bridleway in Lancashire for the first time in more than 25 years following a court ruling
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British Horse Society celebrates record membershipMembership of the British Horse Society (BHS) has reached an all-time high with more than 66,000 riders being part of the organisation
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Quantocks court case highlights ‘hunting for recreation’Hunts are shocked by the way the law is interpreted in the case of the Quantock Staghounds two
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New head for stable ladsJim Cornelius, who previously worked for the National Union for Public Employees, has been apointed as the chief executive of the Stable Lads
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New owner for Derby hero AuthorizedEpsom Derby winner Authorized has been bought by Sheikh Mohammed’s Darley Stud as a future breeding stallion
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Quantock Staghounds duo found guilty
Quantock Staghounds huntsman Richard Down and whipper-in Adrian Pillivant have been convicted of illegally hunting under the Hunting Act
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Jennie Loriston-Clarke is new British Dressage chairmanJennie Loriston-Clarke has beaten Dane Rawlins to the British Dressage chairmanship
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Andy Griffiths takes over at Blenheim Horse TrialsAndy Griffiths has been named as the new director of Blenheim International Horse Trials, taking over from Mike Etherington-Smith
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Dealer evades fine for injecting lame horse
Sheree Graves was awarded
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British GroomsMore than 130 grooms have signed up to the new British Grooms
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Equine fertility unit in Newmarket to closeA lack of funding is forcing the closure of Newmarket
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Graphic Approach loses fight for lifeGraphic Approach, who collapsed in front of the Aintree grandstand after falling at Becher's Brook in the Grand National, has been put down
