Youths plead not guilty to killing two Shetland ponies
Two teenagers have pleaded not guilty to causing the deaths of two Shetland ponies in Whitchurch, Shropshire.
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"Bombproof" horse dealers loose court case over Samson
An owner has won her small claims court case against Louise Thomas and Marie Whitaker of Bombproof at Boston County Court
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Tom Bonner successfully appeals against fines
Kent horse dealer Tom Bonner, whose business was the subject of a BBC South East investigation leading to seven convictions under the Trades Descriptions Act has successfully appealed against two of his fines.
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Five-month custodial sentence for teenage horse 'slasher'
The owner of a horse who was slashed so badly with a meat cleaver that she had to be put down has told H&H that the culprit’s sentence would “never be enough”
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Men in court tomorrow over blade attack on mare
Three men will appear in Stafford Magistrates Court following an attack on a 19-year-old mare which led to her death
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Couple banned from keeping horses for two years
A Lancashire couple have been banned from keeping horses for two years and ordered to pay £2,000 in costs, after admitting cruelty to two horses
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Kent horse dealer Tom Bonner fined £16,000 for passport offences
Horse dealer Tom Bonner, who was exposed by a BBC undercover investigation, has been sentenced at court in Gravesend
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Judge critical of RSPCA in case of innocent couple
A judge has criticised the RSPCA for its handling of the prosecution of a Norwich couple found innocent of causing unnecessary suffering to their 24-year-old horse
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Woman gets 10-year ban for maltreating three ponies
A Surrey woman has been banned from keeping horses for 10 years after being found guilty of causing unnecessary suffering to three ponies
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Crofter admits cruelty to Shetland ponies
A Shetland court has deferred sentence on a crofter who admitted three charges of cruelty to Shetland ponies
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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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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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Court date for Quantocks hunt duo
The Quantocks
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Judge rules horse kick was an accident
A dispute between former friends over an incident out hunting has been brought to an end after a period more than four years
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Vet cleared of punching horse
A vet who was charged with professional misconduct for hitting his horse on the head during a inter hunt relay has been cleared
