Zara Phillips’ pregnancy reignites riding safety debate
Would you ride whilst pregnant? Horse & Hound debates the pros and cons
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Jockey AP McCoy's portrait to hang in gallery
A portrait of AP McCoy has been acquired by the National Portrait Gallery in Trafalgar Square in central London
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Minor injury to Tinkas Time shatters Piggy French's European Championships ambitions
Tinkas Time — the horse Piggy was due to ride in next month's Europeans — has been ruled out through a slight injury
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Eventers warned over helmet cams
Event riders are being reminded that they need permission before wearing head-cams at BE competitions
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Top riders to help mentor Pony Clubbers
Competitors at this year’s Pony Club Championships will be helped to perform at their best by a crack team of world-class mentors
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Foxhound puppies stolen in nighttime raid
The two puppies from the Ashford Valley Tickham Hunt were stolen on Sunday. They were being walked by a local farming family
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Calls for rule change so Princess Haya can stay as FEI president
Rules only allow FEI presidents to be in the role for two four-year terms, but plans are afoot to change this
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'All this — and Everest too!'
H&H's news editor reflects on an extraordinary glut of strong stories — and explains how we opted to cover them in this week's magazine
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Will we see Andrew Nicholson join twitter?
Fans and fellow riders have been inspired to guess what the top rider would tweet if he had an account
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Carl Hester reunited with Uthopia for Euros
Find out which new face will be joining the British Olympic team gold medalists as Britain tries to retain European title
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Burghley Horse Trials cross-country course gets brave new look
Find out about the changes being made to the course at Burghley ahead of this year's competition
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Laura Collett is 'very ill, but not critical'
Doctors put the 23-year-old rider into an induced coma after she arrived at hospital. Her condition is described as "stable"
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Eventer Laura Collett is 'stable' after heavy fall at Tweseldown
Laura is intensive care after falling from her horse in an intermediate section at Tweseldown on Monday. Connections say she is in a stable condition
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New equine vets struggle to find work
Is Britain producing too many equine vets? It would appear so, after it emerged that there may be up to five times as many graduates as there are jobs available
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Gypsy cob dealer jailed for multiple welfare and cruelty offences
A Welsh horse dealer has been jailed for eight months and banned from keeping horses for five years after being found guilty of 57 welfare and cruelty charges
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Teenage rider's death was 'tragic accident'
Seventeen-year-old Ella Pallister died in January, three days after a fall while warming up for a showjumping class
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'Champion of rural life' killed in car accident
Pointing supporter and Pendle Forest and Craven joint-master Tom Bannister died in a road accident
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Side saddle lady champions to lead in Aintree winner
The champion and reserve champion at this year's National Show at Aintree will be invited to lead in the winner of next year's Topham Chase
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Future of Scotland's Auckinleck horse trials hangs in the balance
Scottish event riders have welcomed the news that a new CCI* and CCI2* have been tendered for — but expressed dismay that the long-running Auchinleck may be lost from the calendar
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China relaxes quarantine allowing new venue for Global Champions Tour
Showjumpers have welcomed the news that Chinese quarantine restrictions have been eased, allowing the Global Champions Tour to take place in Shanghai from 4-6 October
