Latest from Doping
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‘Horse sport is alive and well, and as popular as ever with spectators,’ says Carl Hester as he looks back at Aachen -
New US dope-test rule after horses given euthanasia drug as ‘calmer’ for competitions -
Sniffer dogs could ‘save horses’ lives’ by detecting microdoses of banned drugs -
£2m invested in pre-emptive crackdown on gene doping in horses -
‘A black period’ as supplement recommended by team vet led to failed drug test at Paris Olympics -
Rider disqualified from Paris Olympics as result of treating his sick dog -
‘We are a sports federation, not the police’: out-of-competition dope-testing could be on the cards -
Rats and human urine to blame in recent positive dope tests -
Shocked? FEI issues warning – with video of man urinating in dining room -
‘A violation of human rights’: federations push back on anti-doping investigations proposal -
Reminder to riders as painkiller to be banned in competition -
Ban for rider who ‘ran away’ and ‘escaped’ from anti-doping sample collection -
Relief as use of common equine supplement ingredient can continue in international sport -
Warning over medication exemption certificates after top rider suspended -
World gold medal lost after positive dope test -
Gold medal in the balance after positive dope test
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Rising star apologises ‘unreservedly’ after positive cocaine test -
Reiners come out in force against ‘horrifying’ US doping policy -
FEI vet suspended and fined for giving competition horse a banned substance
