The late Mike Tucker celebrated for gifting bridleway to riders
‘The awards are our way of acknowledging and celebrating those who have made an exceptional contribution in aid of our charitable work’
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‘The awards are our way of acknowledging and celebrating those who have made an exceptional contribution in aid of our charitable work’
‘We encourage riders to report any incident to the BHS horse accidents website, as we can use this information to implement initiatives like this’
‘The aim of this video is to clearly demonstrate the devastating impact these incidents can have on riders and horses’
‘By educating children as well as adults, I really believe we can help to save even more lives in the future’
‘I’m temporarily filling my competitive streak and adrenaline junkie side by swimming’
‘Now, we are also helping horses to have a new start in life too. It doesn’t get any better’
‘My surgeon has warned me not to ride really short because my legs might fall out’
Work included cutting back trees and scrub to form a 4m-wide area and creating a new drainage system to stop the route becoming waterlogged
The rider is campaigning for safer roads after the frightening incident
The lorry had been abandoned not far from where it was stolen
Close to 5,500 of the 108,00+ members of the British Horse Society voted, making it the largest turnout on a BHS general meeting vote in modern history
‘It’s really important; the more people that report issues, the more likely something will be done’
’Colic is the most common emergency in the horse and can involve some really difficult decisions for owners’
‘This will really highlight the issues on our roads’
Riders can report in different categories including road incidents and those involving dogs and cyclists
The British Horse Society has shared advice to gritter lorry drivers and to riders as to what they should do if they meet on the roads
The 10 jockeys will each raise £2,000 for a British Horse Society campaign of their choice