British Breeding to leave BEF
In a bid to represent the individual needs of stud books, British Breeding is preparing to become independent from the British Equestrian Federation
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Olympic support for rising equine stars
The BEF is planning ahead to the 2012 Olympics by selecting 130 event horses for the World Class Equine Pathway
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Fox-Pitt's head girl is Groom of the Year
Jackie Potts, head girl for William Fox-Pitt, has been named as the Kuster BEF Groom of the Year
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BEF names World Class stars of the future
Up-and-coming British riders have been chosen to receive support in their training and development through the World Class Start and Potential programmes
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BEF seeks this year's top groom
The quest is on to find Britain’s best groom and send them and a friend on a luxury week-long holiday to the Swiss Alps
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Dane Rawlins hits out at the BEF
Dressage at Hickstead’s founder says it’s time for the BEF to act for the horse public, not itself
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BEF to get a grip on facilities
The BEF has unveiled a new strategy to improve facilites for all types of equstrian sport around Britain
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Extra cash for equestrian sports
The BEF has secured 48% more funding from UK Sport which will help finance the World Class equestrian programme
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Duchess becomes BEF patron
The Duchess of Cornwall has become the first patron of the British Equestrian Federation
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Hunt Groom wins BEF Award
A dedicated hunt groom from Lincolnshire has been voted groom of the year 2005
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BEF plans for the future
"More people, more horses, more places, more medals" is the vision of the British Equestrian Federation and its member bodies until 2009
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Sweeping changes at the BEF
British Equestrian Federation’s EGM has approved a new constitution in the first step of a radical modernisation project
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New proposal will boost BEF powers
The British Equstrian Federation has released a blueprint to modernise the equestrian industry in the wake of Deloitte & Touche's hard-hitting report
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Second industry report calls for unity
The Henley Centre report on the British horse industry reveals similar findings to Deloitte & Touche, with greater co-operation required at all levels
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Industry review calls for urgent changes
H&H unveils the damning details from the recent Deloitte & Touche review of the industry, which recommends urgent reform for Britain's equine bodies
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World class squad riders selected
The BEF has identified 40 riders from a list of 400 applicants who it believes have the talent and dedication to become Olympic medal winners in the future
