Banks intended to stop horse from getting cast made situation worse
“I think without the banks, he would have been able to get up”
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Mare makes comeback from illness to capture 1.50m Jumper Classic at WEF
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‘When I tried him, I didn’t want him’: unlikely stallion purchase comes good for Lillie Keenan at WEF
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Opinion: amateurs, pros and elite athletes – defining a grey area
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More forest deaths highlight need for driver awareness *H&H Plus*
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‘We’ll miss him so much’: five-star horse retires to compete at lower levels
“He was very genuine, and always an absolute gentleman on the ground. I never once saw him with his ears back”
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‘I can’t bear to think of closing’: riding school’s £15,000 monthly costs with no income highlights lockdown reality
‘I’m trying so hard to be positive but I go home at night and think ‘What the hell am I going to do?’ And I can’t answer that”
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Coronavirus: eventing start delayed and championships off
“We understand our members cannot wait to get out eventing, and we are confident that with our protocols in place we will be able to resume sport quickly once Government guidance allows us to”
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Pony found bludgeoned to death in sickening attack
An RSPCA inspector said it was shocking that someone was capable of such “deliberate brutality” towards a pony
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Covid testing centre to open at Hickstead
The drive-through centre will be in the car park of the All England Jumping Course
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Tokyo dream ended for Canadian showjumpers by appeal ruling
Canada’s last hope of fielding a showjumping team at this summer’s Olympics has been quashed in a ruling by the Court of Arbitration for Sport
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Olympic gold medallist makes winning return at the 2021 Winter Equestrian Festival
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Olympic eventer ditches ‘the day job’ to win WEC $20,000 Hunter Derby
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Organisers aim to run Kentucky with restricted spectator numbers: ‘Behind closed doors is not an option’
Organisers told H&H their goal is to welcome a smaller-than-usual crowd to the Kentucky Three-Day Event, with running behind closed doors not an option
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‘Elegant, beautiful and charming’: co-founder of classical riding centre dies aged 87
The co-founder of the Hertfordshire-based centre was awarded fellowship of the Association of British Riding Schools in 2006 and in 2010 was appointed MBE for her services to the equestrian industry
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Injured King’s Troop horses and riders recovering after incident in London
Six injured people were taken to hospital
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Less frequent but targeted worming could help prevent welfare ‘catastrophe’
“Just treating at fixed and frequent intervals with no testing is the equivalent of fumbling in the dark. You will have no idea of what you are doing.”
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‘His legacy will stand the test of time’: Frankel and Enable’s breeder dies aged 83
‘Prince Khalid will always be remembered as a quiet, dignified, benevolent family man, whose horses spoke for him’
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Olympic rider loses nearly five stone to return to the ring six years after retirement
Ludo said the “huge transformation” in his weight played its part in his motivation to ride again.
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Rider’s ‘mounting block’ identified as 2,000-year-old Roman marble slab
