New Forest
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New Forest pony delights at Winter Dressage Championships: ‘I’m blessed to have found him’
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Public feeding or petting of horses could mean £1,000 fine under new rules
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The devastating effects of speed: driver sentenced after pony’s death
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‘That child was so lucky’: walkers warned to leave ponies alone after video shows the risks
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‘Don’t rule the oldies out!’ 28-year-old ‘pocket rocket’ mare and 75-year-old rider win national title
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‘I love the bones of him’: meet the blue roan HOYS New Forest champion
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‘Our hard work is being recognised’: home-produced New Forest mare leads 29-strong RIHS amateur field
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Warning over Hackneys’ future in latest rare-breeds watchlist
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‘When he first saw a pole, he melted’: How a New Forest went from terrified jumper to Badminton and HOYS winner
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Salt-lick trial may help save ponies’ lives
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‘Traditions need to change’: pony killed by car after trying to escape fireworks
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‘We’ve been trying to get this title for years’: New Forest pony scores HOYS win after 11 years of trying
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Quantity surveyor tops New Forest final at Horse of the Year Show 2021
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Plans for New Forest speed cameras to save animals’ lives
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Rare breeds championed at county show
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Picture of mare mourning dead foal after hit and run released to increase driver awareness
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‘Don’t push tourism over what’s best for the New Forest and its ponies’ *H&H Plus*
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Mare filmed jumping over car door shows dangerous consequences of feeding horses
“I’m worried this problem is going to erupt when lockdown is lifted if we don’t get the message across”
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‘An act of kindness could be a death sentence’: pony chokes on carrots left by roadside
“The public feeding horses has become a daily problem here; it’s not just carrots and apples, it’s grass cuttings and hedge trimmings too. In my job I try to educate people that it’s not good to feed the livestock but Covid has exacerbated the problem”
