Owner found guilty in court after emaciated horse dies
The owner of a pony which died after being found in an emaciated state is awaiting sentencing after being found guilty of neglect
The owner of a pony which died after being found in an emaciated state is awaiting sentencing after being found guilty of neglect
A couple in their late 70s have been found guilty of 7 charges of neglecting the 41 ponies in their care
A showing producer who was prosecuted for carrying passengers in the living area of her lorry has won an “emphatic” victory, after magistrates threw out the case
A woman has failed in a bid to sue her employer after she fell from a horse, when the judge dismissed her case as an “ordinary riding accident”
A court case has been hailed a “triumph for common sense” by equestrian lawyers and the British Horse Society
Five Avon Vale hunt supporters have appeared in court, accused of unlawful hunting
Riders take responsibility for their injuries when they get on a horse. That is the message from the Court of Appeal in London
An Irish showjumper is facing a charge of grand theft following the disappearance of selle Français Narqois De B’Neville
Christopher Hilliard, 22, of Cheshire, and a 17-year-old youth are both charged with committing violent disorder in London’s Parliament Square on December 9 last year
The pair have admitted a string of burglaries and thefts, and sold on stolen goods, from September to December last year
The hunting community is hopeful it’s one step closer to a repeal of the Hunting Act after a case involving organised hunting has been dismissed
A dispute between the warring co-owners of an Irish show jumping horse had to be settled in court when one owner refused to allow the horse to compete at the Failte Dublin Horse Show
Christopher Marles, a former amateur whipper-in for the East Devon hunt, faces jail after breaching the terms of a suspended sentenced handed out two years ago
Leicestershire horse producer Jennifer Hyde has been left £8,000 out of pocket after losing a court case brought by a dissatisfied customer
Racehorse owners and trainers have renewed calls for changes in the law that says horse owners can be held strictly liable for injuries caused by their animals
The definition of “hunting” will be clarified by the High Court next month in a case that will set a precedent for legal activity under the Hunting Act
Two teenagers have pleaded not guilty to causing the deaths of two Shetland ponies in Whitchurch, Shropshire.
An owner has won her small claims court case against Louise Thomas and Marie Whitaker of Bombproof at Boston County Court
Kent horse dealer Tom Bonner, whose business was the subject of a BBC South East investigation leading to seven convictions under the Trades Descriptions Act has successfully appealed against two of his fines.
The owner of a horse who was slashed so badly with a meat cleaver that she had to be put down has told H&H that the culprit’s sentence would “never be enough”