Martha Sitwell to ride sideways in Mongolia
Martha and her younger sister Clementine are going to trek 650 miles in memory of their late sister Polly
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Princess Haya will not seek a third term as FEI President
The surprise announcement comes after some national federations said they would oppose an attempt by Princess Haya to seek a third term as president of horse sport's governing body
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Luhmühlen to soften track after receiving 'a lot of flak' in the German press
Organisers say next year's CIC3* track will be more suitable for young horses after proving too difficult for some
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British Eventing thanked for 'pulling out the stops' for Tom Gadsby's family
New Zealand's equestrian federation has conveyed its thanks to British Eventing for the support it gave Tom Gadsby's family following his death in a rotational fall
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Leading endurance trainer has illegal drugs seized
As the FEI group charged with cleaning up endurance held its first meeting, details were emerging of an illegal drugs seizure at the British yard of a senior endurance figure in the Middle East
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Princess Haya faces opposition to continue as FEI president
Opponents claim Princess Haya has a “conflict of interest” as the wife of Sheikh Mohammed, whose racing and endurance operations have been embroiled in recent doping scandals
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Horse withdrawn from British team for European Championships
Beccy Broughton Booker’s Tawmarsh Muharram will not compete at the European Championships this weekend
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New eventing dressage record is set
The record score — of 7.5 — was posted by young Scottish rider Jade Struthers, on a mare who usually competes in pure dressage and only started eventing this season
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Distinguished horsewoman Peggy Pacey dies at the age of 95
Peggy Pacey's equestrian life included showing, hunting, polo and breeding National Hunt horses — all with considerable success
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Lissa Green poses for Country Life magazine 'girls in pearls' page
The 'frontispiece' — or 'girls in pearls' — page in Country Life magazine has featured a number of leading riders in recent years
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Tributes paid to Molly Sivewright, founder of the Talland School of Equitation
Molly Sivewright has been described as "one of the greatest instructors" the UK has ever seen. Her daughter, H&H columnist Pammy Hutton, is principal of Talland, which Mrs Sivewright founded in the 1950s
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Britain's Ben Maher is new world number 1
The British showjumper is top of the Longines FEI World Showjumping Rankings for the first time in his career
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Fatal rotational fall prompts calls for 'rethink' on fence design
The head of the Irish governing body for horse sport wants to see innovations including better groundlines on certain fences, following the death of the eventer Tom Gadsby last month
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Horse plagued with health problems wins Horse of the Year Show ticket
The middleweight hunter Woodfield Indo, produced by Katie Jerram, had suffered serious injury and allergies, which left his skin raw
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Complaints about thefts and anti-social behaviour at Equifest
Organisers say security will be stepped up next year, after several people had to be escorted off the East of England Showground
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Low-flying concerns after horse spooked by Virgin balloon dies
A sick horse had to be euthanased after being spooked by a low-flying Virgin hot air balloon
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Teddy the foal celebrates his first birthday
An abandoned and starving foal — who won legions of fans by recovering against the odds — celebrates his first birthday this week
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Party to celebrate the life of the late eventer, Tom Gadsby
Friends and fellow event riders are invited to celebrate Tom's life at a party in Cambridgeshire early next month
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Exciting challenges for side saddle daredevils
Two events held for the first time this year and set to become annual competitions following huge support
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Champion foal flies the flag for an endangered British breed
Cleveland Bay colt foal Tranmire Sir George has won numerous classes at shows this season. His dam is one of fewer than 300 breeding mares of this endangered breed in the UK
