FEI
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‘Potential health risks were too high’: major show cancelled at 11th hourBy Lucy Elder Published
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Home dope-testing and post-fall rider interviews in rule-change plansBy Becky Murray Published
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Calls for tougher whip rules – as the double bridle debate returnsBy Becky Murray Published
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Concern and confusion as FEI bans bit used by top ridersBy Eleanor Jones Published
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‘We are a sports federation, not the police’: out-of-competition dope-testing could be on the cardsBy Becky Murray Published
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Concern as no live bids on the table for major 2025 championshipsBy Lucy Elder Published
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Calls for equestrians to be their horses’ guardians – not just their partnersBy Becky Murray Published
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‘We need to change’: top judge calls for action on the future of dressageBy Oscar Williams Published
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Leaders urged to be bold and ambitious at ‘crucial moment’ for horse sportBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Tackling inappropriate horse training at home – industry starts this vital conversationBy Becky Murray Published
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Mark Phillips: ‘How difficult can it be to draw a line in the sand and start talking again?’By Mark Phillips Published
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Calls for grooms to speak up after research asks if recent initiatives have helpedBy Becky Murray Published
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‘There’s a lack of transparency’: Richard Davison on FEI rule changesBy Oscar Williams Published
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Shock as termination by FEI means top sporting officials lose their voiceBy Eleanor Jones Published
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‘These training methods have no place in our sport’: British rider suspended over horse welfare concernsBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Medal-winning rider denies allegations of horse abuse after being reported to policeBy Becky Murray Published
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‘A grave error to think this is just a dressage problem’: new forum agreed to help tackle welfare concernsBy Becky Murray Published
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‘Not an attempt to censor or prevent transparency’: FEI responds to outcry over rules on filming at major showsBy Becky Murray Published
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‘The whole world has witnessed terrible cruelty’: open letter to the FEI describes abuse in dressage as ‘a wake-up’ callBy Becky Murray Published