Quantocks court case highlights 'hunting for recreation'
Hunts are shocked by the way the law is interpreted in the case of the Quantock Staghounds two
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New head for stable lads
Jim Cornelius, who previously worked for the National Union for Public Employees, has been apointed as the chief executive of the Stable Lads
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New owner for Derby hero Authorized
Epsom Derby winner Authorized has been bought by Sheikh Mohammed’s Darley Stud as a future breeding stallion
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Quantock Staghounds duo found guilty
Quantock Staghounds huntsman Richard Down and whipper-in Adrian Pillivant have been convicted of illegally hunting under the Hunting Act
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Jennie Loriston-Clarke is new British Dressage chairman
Jennie Loriston-Clarke has beaten Dane Rawlins to the British Dressage chairmanship
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Andy Griffiths takes over at Blenheim Horse Trials
Andy Griffiths has been named as the new director of Blenheim International Horse Trials, taking over from Mike Etherington-Smith
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Dealer evades fine for injecting lame horse
Sheree Graves was awarded
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British Grooms
More than 130 grooms have signed up to the new British Grooms
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Equine fertility unit in Newmarket to close
A lack of funding is forcing the closure of Newmarket
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Graphic Approach loses fight for life
Graphic Approach, who collapsed in front of the Aintree grandstand after falling at Becher's Brook in the Grand National, has been put down
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Showing world gets one voice
Radical plans to unite the showing world are being met with open arms
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New 80-mile ride opens in Wales
Riders can now enjoy the Prince Llywelyn ride from Llanfair Waterdine in south Shropshire to the coastal village of Borth, near Aberystwyth
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Foaling mare kills stable girl
A 20-year-old stable worker has died after being kicked by the mare who she was helping to foal
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Lester Piggott out of danger
Racing legend Lester Piggott is making good progress after being admitted to hospital in Switzerland with a heart problem
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Lester Piggott in intensive care
Racing legend Lester Piggott is in intensive care in Switzerland following the recurrence of a heart problem
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Lucinda Green and Supreme Rock enter Hall of Fame
Lucinda Green and Supreme Rock have been named as the first two inductees in to the Event Riders’ Association's Hall of Fame
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Vet negligence claim settled out of court
A legal battle between Dr Alan Walker and racehorse owners John and Shaena Odell has been settled out of court
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FEI president joins International Olympic Committee
FEI president Princess Haya is expected to become a member of the International Olympic Committee later this year
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Questions raised about BSJA.TV website
The British Show Jumping Association and the brains behind the website www.bsja.tv are to meet following concerns about the new website's appearance
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Get your tickets for the Countryside Rocks concert
A rock concert to raise funds for the Countryside Alliance is being held at Highclere Castle, Berkshire later this month
