Court case
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Two women sentenced for allowing five horses to suffer – two put down
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Lifetime ban for woman who failed to care for 131 horses after judge dismisses appeal
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‘It’s ruined my life’: rider wins personal injury case four years after car hit her horse
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Couple who flouted horse ban failed to seek care for pony in ‘uncontrollable pain’
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Treatment in prison will be better than the care you gave animals, jailed pensioner told in horror farm sentencing
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Suspended sentence for man who used vehicle to chase badly injured horse *Warning: graphic content*
Stephen Lees, 61, of St Asaph, was given an 18-week suspended prison sentence and banned from keeping horses for 18 months after a mare was found with halter injuries so severe that bone was exposed
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Injunction issues in Totilas semen legal dispute *H&H Plus*
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Groom seriously injured in fall appealing court decision after failed compensation bid *H&H Plus*
Lisa Ford, who will likely never ride again after a horse reared up and landed on her, is appealing the High Court’s verdict after losing her claim for compensation
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Legal case over pony shows there are no winners in court *H&H Plus*
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Legal case over horse being put down sparks warning *H&H Plus*
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Horse sues former owner in ground-breaking court case
The state’s supreme court previously ruled that animals could be the victims of crime and had legally protected rights allowing this case to be brought
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Hunts cleared of wrongdoing after legal battles
Three hunt members have had their convictions overturned and a huntsman has been found not guilty following allegations of offences under the Hunting Act
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£198k damages for injured rider overturned: judge spent four days reading judgement
The case dealt with a man who fell from his horse after, it was claimed, the horse was spooked by a car
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Con artist posed as top showjumper to swindle £280k from victims
The "deceptive and malicious" scammer — whose victims included his own girlfriend — has been jailed
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Life ban for dealer who kept horses in squalid conditions
The dealer was also ordered to pay almost £3,500 and was given a 12-week suspended sentence for each offence
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Charities get thousands as court overturns £486k inheritance case
The RSPCA and the Blue Cross are among the charities that will receive a split of the money following the Supreme Court's decision in the landmark case
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Lifetime ban for owner of three lice-ridden neglected ponies
The three ponies have since made a good recovery and the RSPCA is hoping to find family homes for them
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Three charged following horsemeat investigation
The charges follow an international fraud investigation involving the City of London Police, the Food Standards Agency and the Crown Prosecution Service
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'I have never seen a horse this underweight still standing': owner fined for leaving horse to starve
Ann Quinn, 61, of Ashley Avenue, Bolton, had kept her thoroughbred in an emaciated state