News Archive | April 2005

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April 30th
- Leslie Law on form in Kentucky
April 29th
- Racing week: Goodwood celebrates Persian Punch
- Supreme Rock retires
- Rolex Kentucky action gets underway
- Drivers make £150,000 loose horse claim
April 28th
- Young talent impresses at Premier League
- Ponies flock to Winter Championships
- Defra to impose muck heap fees
- Equestrian sports risk Olympic exclusion
April 27th
- Olympic gold medallist heads Rolex field
April 26th
- Fourth equestrian sport could join Olympics
- Equine fatalities mar weekend events
April 25th
- Welfare survey will help working equines
- Green light for children “training” on yards
- Meredith is magic in Las Vegas
April 24th
- World Cup legend reigns in Las Vegas
April 23rd
- Shutterfly wows the Las Vegas crowds
April 22nd
- Hester reaches first his World Cup Kur final
- Philippearts leads first leg of SJ final
April 21st
- DEFRA denies plans to close terrier “loophole”
- Ancient war horse to return home
- Racing week: Order of Merit champion named
- Isabell Werth out of World Cup final
- Eventing will not become “Equestrian triathlon”
- Action to tackle single payment chaos
- Stallion’s death prompts police investigation
April 20th
- Pritchard makes point-to-point history
April 19th
- Boost for 2012 Olympic hopefuls
- Courses for Horses to help working equines
April 18th
- Focus change for BHS Scotland
- Jumping around the world
- Cheltenham hosts first schooling trials
April 15th
- Champion endurance horse cloned
- Racing week: Injured trainer’s condition “stable”
- Hunts get tough in election campaign
- Williams dope case closes after 15 months
- Double boost for home turf polo
April 14th
- Ponies-only race meeting boosts growing sport
- Hunting hits the ski slopes
- Cian O’Connor accepts Olympic decision
- Word For Word dies in tragic fall
April 13th
- TV coverage for Tattersalls breeze-up
- BHS shines political spotlight on horses
- Springbok crowned BSPS winter supreme
- Hester leads British Dressage rankings
April 12th
- The FEI looks to the future
- New “Showman’s Challenge” for show riders
- Breakthrough treatment for tendon injuries
- Hallam dominates H&H winter championships
April 11th
- Major shake-up for doping regulations
- Hedgehunter wins the Grand National
- Endurance world splits in two again
April 10th
- Robert Smith crowned British Open champion
- Twomey takes narrow British Open lead
April 9th
- Celebrating the 2005 Grand National
- World’s best battle at the British Open
April 8th
- “Mini Badmintons” for pre-novice riders
- New dressage teams for Australia
- EU sets ‘illogical’ ban on colic drug
- Sloothaak off to strong Sheffield start
April 7th
- Ragwort code forces landowners into action
- Pro-hunters join Countryside Agency
- Owners struggle with SPS red tape
- Safety report shows eventing somersaults up
April 6th
- Racing celebrates top stable staff
- Robert Smith declines World Cup final place
- First international triumph for British vaulting
April 5th
- Gatcombe goes ahead despite strangles
- World Cup wild cards for US riders
- Technology prompts Portugal’s first racecourse
- Peterborough festival to celebrate hunting
April 4th
- Abattoirs hit by horse passport law
- Who will take the British Open crown?
- Unbeatable Anky ready for Las Vegas
April 1st
- Racing week: Will Dunwoody return?
- Green light for horse cloning
- Financial support for companion’s carers
- Las Vegas beckons for three Britons