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Spooked police horse bolts around LondonA member of the public found the horse after it was spooked by a firework
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Are horses affected by our tone of voice?Research shows that horses don’t naturally differentiate between our soft voice tones and our angry ones
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Appeal for information on abandoned ponyThe elderly chestnut mare was discovered tied to a gate on a bridleway
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Badminton winner undergoes emergency operationSam Griffiths has been forced to miss the end of the eventing season due to emergency surgery
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Polo pony ‘Lady Gaga’ at centre of libel caseBuyer taken to the High Court after making defamatory claims about the vendor of a polo pony
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Rob Hoekstra to stand down from Team GBRThe man who led Britain to Olympic showjumping gold at London 2012 has announced he is standing down from the role
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Anti-hunt campaigner found guilty of assault and harassmentThe woman reportedly became “absolutely hysterical” after she witnessed a hunt's countryman shooting a fox in January
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Charges against horsemeat scandal abattoir droppedDespite secret footage of abattoir workers inflicting cruelty on horses, charges against directors of establishment have been dropped
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iPhone app designed to aid in emergenciesA new mobile phone app could help improve the safety of riders should an accident occur
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Development in WEG doping caseThe horse of French event rider Maxime Livio has allegedly provided a positive B sample test which could spell disaster for the team's Olympic qualification
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Tougher fly-grazing powers a step closerThe Control of Horses Bill, aimed to tackle illegal fly-grazing, has passed its second reading
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Rock star plans to transform polo clubKenney Jones, former drummer for Small Faces and The Who, proposes to revamp Hurtwood Polo Club in Surrey and turn it into a major equestrian venue
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Spotted: top equine stars out hunting [PICS]Some of our biggest equine heroes — from a double Badminton winner to a four-time Cheltenham World Hurdle winner — have enjoyed hunting in their retirement
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Notorious fly-grazer guilty of cruelty chargesTom Price was back in court earlier this month (7 October) and was found guilty of causing unnecessary suffering to another 12 horses
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Organic food business bans hunting on its landFollowing pressure from anti-hunt protestors a successful food business has decided to prohibit any hunting on its land
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Commentator struck off medical registerAn equine commentator has been banned from practising medicine after demonstrating 'a cavalier attitude to patient safety'
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Paralysed trainer takes claim to High CourtAn Irish trainer left partially paralysed after being run over by a horse has taken her case for more than €900,000 special damages to High Court
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Could Ireland host 2022 WEG?World-class venue considers bid for the World Equestrian Games
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Are helmet cameras dangerous? [H&H VIP]BE announced last week it was banning all helmet cameras following a high-profile accident. H&H's Sophia Heath explores the risks
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Hovis’ third book goes on sale: Fifty Tastes of HayH&H's famous online blogger has released his latest book where he divulges the last two years of his action-packed life
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Breaking news: BE ban hat cameras due to safety concernsBritish Eventing has announced it has banned all helmet cameras as a precautionary measure until further research is completed on their safety
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Despite review RSPCA continues to prosecuteRecommendations from independent review have not prevented the RSPCA from mounting a fresh case against a hunt
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Three men found guilty of breaching the 2004 Hunting Act
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Farewell to Hickstead Derby star Buddy BunnThe catch-ride winner of the 2004 Hickstead Derby has been put down at the age of 21
