We all know that horses can be an expensive pastime. So, with the rising day-to-day costs of horse care, the benefits of horse insurance mustn’t be underestimated. There are lots of reasons why people take out horse insurance, but World Horse Welfare members cite peace of mind as a priority when insuring their much-loved horses. A single World Horse Welfare policy can cover all the horses in your care**, from a child’s pony, to an ageing companion.
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‘His wisdom and kindness will be greatly missed’: farewell to leading dressage judgeJacques van Daele, who officiated at six Olympics and multiple World and European Championships, has died aged 71
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‘Another level’: the bizarre case of a pony rescued with two very large ’teeth’ growing in one earThe pony underwent surgery to remove the large ear teeth that had been causing him problems
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Global call for owners of horses recently diagnosed with kissing spinesthe aim of new kissing spines research is to help improve treatment recommendations
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Should small country roads have a 20mph speed limit? New guidance for rural routesActive Travel England’s national rural design guide sets out suggested maximum speeds for certain types of country roads
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Feeling the change: meet the bridleless rider who opened the World Championships in AachenLisa Röckener and Valoo jumped through the Welcome Home arch in the main Aachen arena without a bridle, in front of thousands of people
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Partly paralysed horseman says injury was ‘the greatest gift ever’ as it built a better way of working with horsesAn equestrian who lost the use of his right arm has come back from rock bottom
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‘Worms don’t go on holiday’: owners urged not to delay testing as heat and drought may increase parasite risk -
Remembering Monty Roberts – when he started The late Queen’s horses at the Royal Mews in WindsorA feature from the Horse & Hound archives, first published in 1989
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‘He left the world a better place’: farewell to Monty Roberts, the man who listened to horses, aged 91Monty Roberts has died aged 91, after eight decades of changing the way we see horses
