Reports that British Showjumping is scrapping its combined rankings system — which is used to select British riders for Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) are not true, says BS, which is working to find a solution with HOYS
Concerned horse owners are being urged to ask their MP to take part in an important debate about fly grazing at Westminster. Equine charities want tougher laws brought in to deal with fly grazers in England
Former world champion Jan Ranzijn — who competed in both para and able-bodied driving events for the Netherlands — has died after an accident at work
This week's issue of H&H contains an exclusive interview with Jock Paget, whose top ride Clifton Promise tested positive for a banned substance after winning Burghley
British para dressage riders are celebrating the news that the squad will remain at 5 members, following a vote at the recent FEI general assembly
H&H this week carries a full report on the FEI's general assembly - including the proposals to stamp out abuses in endurance and reaction from leading figures in the sport
Police forces have been reminded of their powers to make antis remove masks, following concern that violent hunt saboteurs are wearing balaclavas to avoid being identified
Forget anabolic steroids, scientists in Australia have come up with a sure-fire — and perfectly legal — way to give your racehorse the winning edge: titanium shoes
The vast herd of gypsy cobs amassed by dealer and serial fly-grazer Tom Price is continuing to cause problems for equine charities, long after he was jailed for cruelty charges
A petition calling for Princess Haya to serve a third term as FEI president is to be presented to the general assembly today
Proposals put forward by the FEI taskforce include tougher ride qualifications and stricter monitoring of endurance trainers. But some say the majority of responsible riders are paying for the actions of a minority
This lucrative series — which rewards success in the world's six four-star horse trials — had looked in doubt after sponsors HSBC pulled out. But now the FEI is to shore it up next season
Mercury the Drum horse and his handlebar moustache have prompted the men of the Band of the Life Guards to take part in this year's Movember charity event
Susan Oakes and her grey stallion SIEC Atlas cleared 6'8" (2.03m), beating an unofficial record set in Australia over 100 years ago
Working hunter specialist Louise Bell is planning to make her small tour debut next year
The Quorn's opening meet welcomed a record number of side saddle riders last season — and organisers are hoping for an even bigger turnout this year
The proposed amendment would see farmers allowed to use a full pack of hounds — rather than the pair currently permitted by law — to flush a fox to guns. Research suggests the move would be more humane and effective
The Southern Shires Bloodhounds have found new kennels thanks to H&H readers
Do you know an equestrian volunteer hero? Organisers are looking for nominations for BBC Sport’s Unsung Hero award
A pair of dealers have been found guilty of fraud after lying about the age and temperament of the horses they were selling
