Social licence
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What the public thinks of whips and spurs – and whether sport horses have good lives
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Richard Davison: ‘Reform of dressage judging is the top concern’
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Major focus on ethical training and horses’ mental fitness to compete
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Optional double bridles and judges’ alert buttons among measures proposed in dressage
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Rebecca Penny: ‘Changes and challenges ahead for the showing world’
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‘It’s decisive for the future of the sport’: top stud to withdraw its horses from dressage competitions amid welfare reforms
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Concerns over horses’ ‘blue tongues’ and open mouths pictured at World Cup qualifier
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Gymnastics turned its sporting ‘crisis’ into welfare reform – can horse sport follow suit?
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*Exclusive* Are uniformly loose nosebands the answer to horse sport’s image problems, or ‘the beginning of the end’?
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What the public really thinks and how horse sport can gain trust
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*Exclusive* Showing our love of horses – what we can all do to help secure equestrian sport’s future
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Graham Fletcher: ‘It’s time for new whip rules to be introduced’
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Anna Ross: ‘Systems need to stand up to scrutiny, be logical and understandable’
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William Funnell: ‘Good training produces happy horses who perform well’
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Carl Hester: ‘We must be authentic, not aim to be perfect; confident but never arrogant’
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Dressage groups debate welfare and public trust, raising more questions than answers
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*Exclusive* How horse abuse is penalised in sport – and the challenges of bringing a case before the FEI Tribunal
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Horses’ ‘magical’ lifeline for young people could help our sport thrive
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Equestrian sport at ‘critical juncture’ as dressage meets to address the sport’s future
