Great-grandfather marks his 90th birthday by leading the field in style
Asked for his secret to long life, the 90-year-old said: “Good food, good health, good Lord and good friends.”
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Horse & Hound launches online training series
The Horse & Hound eTraining series sends targeted advice straight to users’ inboxes in order to help them stay motivated and achieve their goals at preliminary level dressage
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Olympic riders back campaign to boost diversity in equestrianism
‘We wanted to work on a campaign together that could actually spark real effective change”
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Boom in native pony sales despite pandemic *H&H Plus*
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‘Sh*t’ riders take social media by storm
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Film believed to be only true Thelwell animation found on eBay
“I don’t think anyone has seen this before, and I thought now was a good time to release it, to cheer everyone up”
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Coronavirus Q&A: horse riders, businesses and employees — all you need to know
H&H has put together a Q&A to help with some of the questions those living and working in the equestrian world may have
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Trainer who suffered cracked pelvis when run over by her own lorry has high hopes for Newbury
The trainer had jumped out of her lorry to check another driver’s wellbeing
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New festivals and series on the cards for grassroots eventers *H&H Plus*
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Leaked webinars were promoting legal trail-hunting
The webinars “clearly dealt with the operation and promotion of legal trail-hunting and managing animal rights activism”
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‘Light at the end of the tunnel’ as equestrian activity and competition set to resume in England
“We must all continue to play our part across the United Kingdom, so we can avoid any further lockdowns in any areas”
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Anti-doping rule changes agreed for horse sport *H&H Plus*
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Hollie Doyle caps multiple record-breaking 2020 with sportswoman of the year crown
Top jockey Hollie Doyle has been named the 2020 Sunday Times Sportswoman of the Year following a multiple record-breaking year in the saddle
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*Exclusive* Dressage to return to Hickstead for new era: plans for national and international shows in motion
The All England Jumping Course is set to host national classes in 2021, with plans for a CDI in coming years
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Political rivals unite to end the ‘senseless, abject torture’ of soring
“The greatest step we’ve seen in half a century to help end the scourge of soring”
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Top eventing stallion back from the brink and happy in work after life-threatening illness
“It’s nice to see him happy again; it was worth all the struggle”
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Juggling act: motherhood in racing under the spotlight *H&H Plus*
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Whisker removal banned in international competition from next year
The ban will come into force in FEI events next summer
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Computer simulations to help drivers learn how to reverse trailers
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Welcome news: sport to resume and limited fans to return when lockdown ends
Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced 23 November that outdoor sport can resume when England exits lockdown and returns to a strengthened tiered system, while limited numbers of fans are set to return
