Horse passports
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Vet struck off for dishonest passport application claims he was ‘tricked’
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Free passport updates for 500 owners of former racehorses
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‘It’s a complete Horlicks’: watershed moment as horse ID system is set to change
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Post-Brexit clarification provided on Irish equine passports
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Post-Brexit opportunity for British studbooks
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First digital passport issued to foal as equestrian world embraces technology
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Ban for leading figure who falsified horses’ FEI passports
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EU recognises UK studbooks in boost for post-Brexit horse travel
There had been uncertainty over whether the EU would recognise British studbooks
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New schemes to improve traceability of racehorses *H&H Plus*
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What digital passports could mean for future horse travel *H&H Plus*
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British owners of imported horses must send passports for registration
Ahead of the equine microchip and passport deadlines, owners are reminded of the requirements for those horses who do not hold UK passports
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Warning Europol’s investigation into forged passports only unveils ‘the tip of the iceberg’ *H&H Plus*
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Reminder to owners as microchip deadlines approach *H&H Plus*
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Owners to be able to edit equine passport details online free of charge *H&H Plus*
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New equine microchip law comes into force today
‘Previous legislation has been half-baked but the new regulations are not only positive for horse owners, but are a significant boost for equine welfare’
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How can you prove a horse is yours? H&H explains...
Rebecca Stojak, an associate solicitor specialising in equine law, explains the steps you need to take in order to prove the ownership of a horse or pony
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Owners who fail to microchip horses face £200 fine
The new law has been introduced today by Defra, but owners have until 2020 to comply
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All horses to be microchipped under new law
The new regulations are to be laid before parliament as soon as is practical
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Void in passport law is 'madness' says industry *H&H VIP*
Leading industry figures have raised concerns that horse identification laws have not yet been formally introduced
