Latest from British Equestrian Federation
-
Competition on and supporters welcomed as normality starts to return *H&H Plus* -
Eventing advocate Tim Holderness-Roddam dies aged 78 -
Equestrian events to observe national one-minute silence for Prince Philip’s funeral -
EHV-1 update: self-certification forms for shows recommended but not compulsory -
‘Welcome news’ as UK EHV-1 risk drops to near ‘normal’ levels
-
Equestrian world urged to help prevent the spread of EHV-1
-
Riders should apply Covid principles at shows to also protect against spread of EHV -
‘Minimal risk’ of EHV-1 spread in the UK but riders urged to act ‘responsibly’ -
Equestrian sport to resume in March: ‘an end is in sight’ -
Work ongoing as Brexit delays spark horse welfare concerns -
New boss for British horse sport was ‘avid’ Pony Club member -
Cost of post-Brexit travel to EU up 300%: call for evidence to improve situation
-
Work ongoing to clarify post-Brexit horse movement *H&H Plus*
-
Work under way for sport resumption after lockdown halts competition -
Pace picked up on Tokyo plans and preparations *H&H Plus* -
Shows shut down in tier four after latest Government anouncement
-
‘Light at the end of the tunnel’ as equestrian activity and competition set to resume in England
-
Rules confirmed on shows, riding, training and travelling horses during lockdown -
Zilpaterol feed contamination: BEF acts to protect riders from doping penalties
