Jock Paget
Jock Paget won Badminton and Gatcombe in 2013, as well as finishing first at Burghley. However, the Burghley title was taken from the Kiwi eventer after his horse Clifton Promise tested positive for a banned substance. In August 2014 Jock was found not to be at fault and he went on to represent his country at WEG.
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‘Great excitement’ as William Fox-Pitt takes on new four-star rideBy Pippa Roome Published
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‘It is absolutely devastating’: prolific four-star eventer put downBy Gemma Redrup Published
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Jock Paget to move back to New ZealandBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Clifton Lush bounces back from 100-stitch Rio injuryBy Amy Mathieson Published
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Clifton Lush’s Rio injury: ‘He needed a two-hour operation with 100 stitches’By Pippa Roome Published
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Stable accident forces another leading team to change Rio Olympics line-upBy Pippa Roome Published
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Mark Todd set for eighth Olympics as New Zealand team announcedBy Lucy Elder Published
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Clifton Promise to be retired at BadmintonBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Bramham Horse Trials 2015: thrills and spills [PICTURES]By Madeleine Silver Published
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Badminton Horse Trials entries released: Sam Griffiths among nine previous winners included in the line-upBy Pippa Roome Published
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Eventers show off their artistic flairBy Ellie Hughes Published
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WEG eventing: Oliver Townend and Tina Cook disappointed with dressage testsBy Pippa Roome Published
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Jock Paget: I don’t want to have that cloud above me [H&H VIP]By Sophia Heath Published
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Joe Meyer: ‘I’m dumbfounded and furious’By Sophia Heath Published
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Riders cleared but spotlight still on doping [H&H VIP]By Sophia Heath Published
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Jock Paget and Kevin McNab cleared of doping: Tribunal details [H&H VIP]By Sophia Heath Published
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Jock Paget and Kevin McNab cleared of dopingBy Sophia Heath Published
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Jock Paget named on New Zealand WEG teamBy Amy Mathieson Published
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Jock Paget aims for World Equestrian GamesBy Sophia Heath Published