Tom Price out of jail but back in court
The serial fly-grazer has been back in court on fresh charges
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Support for Boxing Day meets shows strength of support for hunting
Around 250,000 will turn out to support their local hunt's Boxing Day meet today — but disquiet is growing over the Government's failure to make good on its promise to tackle the 2005 hunting ban
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Facebook attracts new hunting recruits
Hunts are turning to social media to help attract new members
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Global Champions Tour showjumpers return to London in historic new venue
Next year's London leg of the lucrative GCT showjumping series will be held on Horse Guards parade on Whitehall, home to the Trooping of the Colour
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Horse 'onesies' firm Shwmae Products in trouble with customers
H&H has received complaints about poor customer service and rudeness from Shwmae Products — whose equine 'onesies' featured in the magazine earlier this year
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Tributes paid to a much-loved joint-master
Andy Hamilton was a long-serving master of the Mid Antrim Harriers, who was also involved in showing, pointing and team chasing in Ireland
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Successful British riders miss out on Olympia
Some familiar faces will be missing from the London International Horse Show because Olympia has adopted a new qualification process
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Ben Maher court case: ‘I am the one owed money’ [H&H VIP]
The acrimonious split between Ben Maher and his former backers took a new twist this week. Ben claims that he is the party owed money — and agrees Tripple X III must be sold
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Government has its ‘head in the sand’ over fly-grazing
Defra is under pressure to bring in tough new laws to tackle fly-grazing - like those being fast-tracked through the Welsh Government
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Ben Maher sued by former backers in £1.5m High Court case
Mike and Emma Phillips of Quainton Stud claim that Ben has unlawfully pocketed thousands of pounds at their expense. He disputes the claims
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Top showjumper in £1.5m High Court battle with owners [H&H VIP]
A member of Britain's Olympic team is involved in a £1.5m legal battle with his former backers
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Could London's O2 arena host the World Cup showjumping and dressage finals?
The British bid to host the 2017 FEI Longines World Cup finals in dressage and showjumping proposes using the O2 arena as the venue
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Culls of fly-grazed horses likely without new laws, says equine charity
The chilling warning came from the head of World Horse Welfare. Equine charities are urging the Government to bring in tough new laws to deal with fly-grazing
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Doping case: 'B' sample from Kevin McNab's Clifton Pinot is positive
Kevin McNab's Clifton Pinot had tested positive for the banned tranquiliser reserpine at Burghley Horse Trials. Jock Paget has already had confirmation that the B sample taken from Burghley winner, Clifton Promise, was positive, too
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Organisers cleared of 'runaway horse' death at country fair
The organisers of a country fair where a woman was killed by a runaway horse and carriage have been cleared of any wrongdoing
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Tributes paid to Olympic showjumping legend General Raimondo d'Inzeo
General Raimondo d'Inzeo of Italy won six Olympic jumping medals in the 1950s and 60s, the period often referred to as showjumping's "golden age"
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Jock Paget doping case: Clifton Promise ‘B’ sample tests positive
The New Zealand event rider must now face an FEI hearing in order to clear his name after the B blood test came back positive
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Hopes for a free vote on repealing the Hunting Act are fading
Although MPs were promised a free vote on whether to overturn the unpopular Hunting Act, a government minister has indicated that it is unlikely this Parliament
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Farewell to endurance stalwart Pat Conn
Pat Conn has died after a short illness
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Stars get rocking for charity
A group of celebrities have raised more than £100,000 for charity — by putting their own stamp on one of the famous Stevenson Brothers rocking horses
