Horse breeder given an antisocial behaviour order
A horse breeder estimated to have as many as 2,700 horses grazing in the Vale of Glamorgan has been served an ASBO
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Carl Hester and Charlotte Dujardin sign up to ride at Olympia
Britain's Olympic gold-winning showjumping team plus Carl Hester and Charlotte Dujardin intend to ride at Olympia
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Grand National winner Neptunes Collonges back in the ribbons
'Nipper' and rider Lisa Hales won their first dressage competition yesterday — the Intro A test at Kingswood EC
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Laura Bechtolsheimer to race Christine Ohuruogu
The dressage rider is taking on seven other female Olympians in a series of eight athletic tests — including the 100m and 800m — for a Christmas special of the BBC show Superstars
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Great Tew Horse Trials will not take place in 2013
Organiser Charles Etherington-Smith said the event had enjoyed eight successful years and could be resurrected in the future
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Dressage round-up from FEI General Assembly
Hickstead is considering adding a leg of the new FEI Nations Cup dressage series to its 2013 international show (1-4 August)
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Fans rally to buy eventer Sara Algotsson Ostholt's next top horse
Swedish horse lovers have come to the aid of their Olympic individual silver medal-winning eventer Sara Algotsson Ostholt and her potential Rio ride
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New height divisions for M&M working hunter pony qualifiers
Height divisions for mountain and moorland working hunter pony qualifiers for Horse of the Year Show and the Royal International have changed for the 2013 season
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Electric motor to ease the burden on working horses
Working horses will be able to take life a little easier with a new electric hybrid cart being tested at the Swiss National Stud
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Revamped showjumping Nations Cup is unveiled
A new-look showjumping Nations Cup series is secure, with a four-year sponsorship package worth €16million from the Saudi Equestrian Fund
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Showjumper Athina Onassis de Miranda has back injury
The heiress is in hospital with a spinal injury caused by a fall from a horse at home yesterday, it has been announced
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Lucinda spends birthday in hospital after horse treads on foot
The eventer was trotting up a horse when it trod on her boot and ripped an 8cm piece out of her foot
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Sponsorship news in the UK horse industry
New deals struck recently in the horse world include a new title sponsor for Chatsworth International Horse Trials and a new riders for Aloeride and Supreme Products
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Dun Horse and Pony Society revived this summer
Things are looking up for riders and breeders of duns, who have their own society once again
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Equine grass sickness vaccine trial planned
A hundred horses and ponies in the UK’s equine grass sickness hotspots will be vaccinated against the deadly disease this winter
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Driving loses the 2013 Welsh national trials
The Welsh National Driving Trials, held at Erddig, will not take place next year
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Vote will decide new ‘blood rule’ for international dressage
International dressage’s long-running debate about whether a horse should be eliminated if blood is seen could be drawing to a close
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Forty tonnes of hay and straw lost in firework blaze
Five horses, including an unhandled foal, were rescued from their stables after the fire — thought to have been caused by a stray firework — took hold
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Rider suffered head injury when horse attacked by dog
Dog owner Christopher Clarke admitted being the owner of a dog that was dangerously out of control in a public place when he appeared in court
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New high visibility equestrian range by Proviz
The new equestrian range has been created with the latest light-emitting technology to help increase safety
