Honorary fellows named at National Equine Forum
The new title of honorary fellow was given to nine past and retiring members of the National Equine Forum at this year’s event on 5 March
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Technical merit award added to BE80 events
Riders who go double clear and finish nearest to the optimum cross-country time will be given the new Airowear BE80 Technical Merit
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Meat trader jailed for labelling horsemeat as beef
Willy Selten, 45, was arrested in May 2013 as part of the European investigation into horsemeat contamination of beef products
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Equine vet presented with prestigious award
Denis Oliver, 95, received a standing ovation when he received the award of “Father of the Company"
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New to the market: Products from Supreme Products, Equidivine and Shadow Horse
Horse & Hound brings you the latest products on the equestrian market. This round-up features Supreme Products, Equidivine and Shadow Horse
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'Flying carpet' installed for RDA group
Riders at a Riding for the Disables Association centre in Warwickshire will benefit from the use of a new hydraulic lift to help them into the saddle
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New 'world class' horseracing degree launched
The MBA is designed to "created to cultivate leaders in the racing industry"
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Young eventer credits hat for saving her life
Freya Petrie is making calls for riders to focus on their safety after she narrowly avoided serious injury during a fall
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Injured Jockeys Fund's second centre nears completion
The project to build Jack Berry House has cost £3.1m with the money raised from a fundraising campaign and numerous supporters
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Call for employers to help build standards for new groom apprenticeship
The request comes as the government aims to standardise grooms' apprenticeships
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Firefighters learn to rescue horses [PICTURES]
The students will now assist in rescues with Shropshire Fire Service and Animal Rescue Specialists
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UK equestrian sponsorship round-up
Catch up with the latest sponsorship news from the equestrian world
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BEVA: Veterinary funding from racing needs to be secured
The long-awaited replacement of the Horserace Betting Levy Board is expected to generate more revenue for racing but BEVA said the equine veterinary industry must still receive the level of funding it had under the old system
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Ancient Chinese horses inspire new artwork
Nic Fiddian-Green has moved from the classical depiction of horses to the ancient oriental for his next exhibition opening in June
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Scottish racecourse calls for resignation of chairman
Members of Musselburgh racecourse’s management board are calling for the resignation of its chairman after a damaging report stripping the course of its Investors in People status was revealed.
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College receives accreditation for strangles scheme
The stable yard on the Oatridge campus of Scotland’s Rural College received accreditation on 2 March
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Latest equestrian industry appointments
A round-up of recent appointments across the equestrian industry
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New to the market: Products from Ariat, Haygain and Kate Negus
Horse & Hound brings you the latest products on the equestrian market. This round-up features Ariat, Haygain and Kate Negus
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UK equestrian sponsorship round-up
Catch up with the latest sponsorship news from the equestrian world
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Clare Balding to open inner city state-of-the-art stable classroom
The facility, specially designed to cater for young people and adults with physical and mental learning difficulties will be opened by Clare Balding next month (9 April)
