Hacking
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‘The hardest day of my life’: rider encounters belly-deep bogs and broken bridges on 1,000-mile two-horse trek
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British Horse Society hits halfway point in project to save bridleways but ‘time is running out’
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Council puts equestrianism to the forefront as it pledges to ‘seize opportunities’ for riders and carriage drivers
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9 ways to train your horse out hacking for success on competition day
Find out how you can use hacking to school your horse and improve the bond between the two of you
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‘I’ve had nightmares since’: horse hit by car wing mirror in frightening hit and run
“After the incident the driver is reported to have sped off. It's thought the car was left without a wing mirror and had visible front-end damage”
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Former England footballers and mounted police back national equestrian relay
The event, which started on 2 May in Yorkshire and will cover 11 regions of the UK over five months, aims to celebrate how horses can have a positive impact on mental health
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Do you need insurance to ride your horse on the road? H&H explains...
Working out what insurance you do and don’t need when you’re out and about on the road with your horse can be confusing, so H&H finds out...
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‘Lucky escape’: revving mopeds cause pony to fall down five-foot drop
“The firemen said the mopeds had probably had their silencers taken off to make the revving sound extra loud, but it’s just dangerous”
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‘Why should I?’: dog owner refuses to put out-of-control collies on leads as horse injured
“They were barking and snapping at their faces and legs, and started circling them like they were trying to herd them”
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More than 9,000 riders sign up for epic relay across the UK
The Great Horses for Health relay starts on 2 May in Yorkshire and will take place in 11 regions of the UK over five months
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Riding routes map tool aims to prevent riders becoming ‘the forgotten road user’
The tool will gather data on equestrians’ use of routes, such as tarmacked roads that are not slippery, railway crossings and road bridges, commons, forestry and shared-use trails, such as former railways.
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New safety app allows riders to report incidents ‘quickly and easily’
Riders can report any problems with a road or off-road user, slippery road surfaces, dogs, low-flying aircraft, nuisance drones or fireworks, in less than three minutes
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Rider knocked unconscious after car overtook too quickly says she was ‘lucky’
The rider was diagnosed with concussion and suffered multiple injuries in the incident
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‘Hands off our bridleways’: MP’s battle cry to HS2 over rights of way plans
“Let’s see if we can get some more clarity on what on earth is going on”
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Aspiring showjumpers team up to support struggling riding school during lockdown
“It’s been great for the children and they are really looking forward to doing it,” Nicola said. “Home-schooling in lockdown can make the days quite dull and monotonous, so it has given them some purpose”
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Three-year-old rider takes on 100-mile challenge ‘to help sad donkeys and horses far away’
“Lego is very sweet with him, I think he knows Eden is only little and he really looks after him”
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Four horses killed in separate road collisions in six weeks
“As they got closer, I screamed, stood up in my stirrups and waved my arms at them to slow down, but they kept coming”
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‘These rights should not be lost’: petition to extend deadline to record bridleways
“There is not enough time left to record all our footpaths and bridleways. Our rights to walk and ride through the land are part of our national heritage, these rights should not be lost because of an arbitrary deadline”
