Foot and mouth outbreak advice for riders
Horse & Hound explains what owners and riders can do with their horses while the foot and mouth outbreak continues
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Foot-and-mouth disease
Horse owners are being asked to help prevent the spread of foot-and-mouth, with the BHS warning owners to remain vigilant and observe "highest" bio security measures at yards
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Animals Act 1971 Appeal Court ruling
Matthew and Georgia Stokes have been held strictly liable by Appeal Court judges after their pony reared and injured a teenager
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Terrierman fined
A terrierman was yesterday fined
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Goodwood Racecourse Lifetime Achievement Award
David Oldrey has received this year
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Hunting act prosecutions
A landowner and terrier man from the Flint and Denbigh hunt in Wales are to be prosecuted under the Hunting Act
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2007 FEI European Pony Championships
One pony has been found to be over height at the 2007 FEI European Pony Championships in Germany
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Safety of horsebox floors
Owners of horseboxes and trailers are being urged to check the flooring on their vehicles after a horse was destroyed last week following a motorway accident
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ILPH field offer receives RSPCA award
Ted Barnes, the ILPH field officer for Surrey, East and West Sussex, has received an RSPCA award for his outstanding contribution to animal welfare
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New ideas for endurance riding
An international overhaul of the sport of endurance riding is in full swing with new ideas including the introduction of a staggered closure of vet gates
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July is Horses in Need month
The Brooke is hoping to raise more than
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New club for riding school riders
Horse & Hound has received a mixed reaction to a new club for riding school riders offering them accident and public liability insurance
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Floods hit the horse world
Across Britain, the record-breaking June rain brought chaos to horse owners, riders and event organisers alike
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Isle of Wight hunt prosecution
Four men have appeared in court in the first case to test the falconry exemption of the Hunting Act
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Tony Wright appeal adjourned
The appeal of the first huntsman to be convicted for breaching the Hunting Act has been delayed until September
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Isle of Wight hunt face private prosecution by LACS
Four men from the Isle of Wight hunt will appear in court charged with breaching the Hunting Act (2004) on 2 July
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Highbarn Horseboxes court case
Claire Wales of Highbarn Horseboxes has been given a 12-month suspended sentence and ordered to do 150hr unpaid community work by Norwich Crown Court
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Equine qualifications: what do you think?
Lantra is asking employers in the horse industry for their thoughts during a review of equine qualifications
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Winston Churchill Travelling Fellowships
Applications are currently being sought for the Winston Churchill Travelling Fellowships of 2008
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Equine hospital in Cornwall
The Princess Royal officially opened Cornwall's first equine hospital last month
