Victoria Pendleton moves a step closer to her racing dream [VIDEO]
The Olympic cycling champion has started training over jumps after revealing that she has set her sights on becoming an amateur jockey
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Is the new eventing test 'a recipe for disaster'?
Eventers have 'cautiously welcomed' new lower level international dressage tests, but there are concerns over the new four-star test
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New medical armband rule sparks debate
The armbands are no longer compulsory in British Eventing competitions which has caused some concerns within the eventing community
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Look 'through the keyhole': Leading young event rider David Doel's yard [PICS]
The leading under-21 British Eventing points winner last season says he’s lucky to have everything he needs at the Wiltshire farm which has been in his father’s family for generations
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How fit is your horse? 5 key fitness indicators to look out for
Competition success can often come down to your horse's fitness levels. H&H asks the experts what the key fitness indicators to look out for are
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Vets: are you aware of social media pitfalls?
The use of social media can be extremely beneficial to vets, but it also brings potential pitfalls to be aware of
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Foal grows 'fifth leg'
A foal was admitted to a veterinary hospital with a rare condition which led to an extra digit growing from his leg
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Fly-grazing, education and racing to be discussed at National Equine Forum
There will be a new format to the day which, the organisers say, will enable even more debate and discussion with panels of speakers and delegates
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How to add a historic bridleway to definitive maps [H&H VIP]
Find out what you can do about the 2026 cut-off date for adding historic routes used by riders to a definitive map, before they’re extinguished forever
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Eventers show off their artistic flair
Five leading Kiwi riders have tried their hand at drawing sketches of horses to raise money for New Zealand Riding for the Disabled
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Vets benefit from new equine behaviour course
A new course, delivered by The Horse Trust has helped practitioners develop their skills in handling challenging equines
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Safety of indoor eventing questioned
Questions have been raised following several recent heavy falls at indoor eventing competitions
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Calls for further research into frangible fences
A grassroots eventer has called for continued research into frangible fences after a fall which left her with several shattered bones in her arm
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Eventer speaks out about WEG doping case
French eventer Maxime Livio has spoken publicly for the first time since his World Equestrian Games mount tested positive for acepromazine
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Coaches welcome new racing technology
A highly technical simulator is set to help jockeys improve their fitness and technique
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Ascot voted best racing venue in the country
The Berkshire track won the prestigious showcase champion award, which recognises excellence and innovation at racecourses around Britain
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Gold rush for British student riders
Great Britain's student riders enjoyed a successful trip to France and can now look forward to the world finals in Florida
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Sandra Auffarth to take on Ispo in Benjamin Winter's memory
The German eventer is to take on Ispo, the horse Benjamin was riding when he suffered a fatal fall at Luhmühlen, at the request of the Winter family
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Do horses prefer men to women or vice versa?
Austrian scientists have undertaken a study to see if horses respond differently to male and female riders
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New research brings fresh thoughts on frangible pins [H&H VIP]
Study suggests that a different type of frangible pin should be installed in eventing to help make the sport more safe
