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Part-bred Shire claims historic Irish dressage victory in Doha
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Trainer found guilty of drugs charges
An Irish racehorse trainer has been found guilty of possessing banned drugs
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Irish centres trial safety zones in warm-up rings [H&H VIP]
A serious accident has provoked Show Jumping Ireland to introduce horse-free zones in between practice fences
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Top racehorses head for retirement
The 6-time Cheltenham Festival winner Quevega finishes a gallant second on her final run
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Young riders hoping for place on elite program
One British and 2 Irish riders are gunning for an place on a new European elite program designed to help future stars.
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ITM unveils new website
Information about the thoroughbred industry in Ireland should be easy to source — and in six different languages — thanks to a new interactive website
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New eventing performance manager for Ireland named
The job, previously held by Ginny Elliot, has gone to Nick Turner, chef d'equipe of the Brazilian team at the London Olympics
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Ginny Elliot pulls out of race for the Irish eventing team manager's job
The former world and European champion, who has held the position since 2008, told H&H she had withdrawn her application
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Irish team announced for tomorrow's Nations Cup in Aachen
The Irish team, which currently lies second in the competition, has been bolstered by US-based Shane Sweetnam
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Lynch off Irish showjumping team after bust-up with Splaine
Irish showjumper Denis Lynch has quit the Irish team, blaming irreconcilable differences with team manager Robert Splaine
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Denis Lynch acts to help Ireland's abandoned horses
Irish showjumper Denis Lynch is launching a campaign to raise money and find new homes for Ireland’s neglected and abandoned horses
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Redwings takes in Northern Irish rescue ponies
Three ponies and a foal, who were rescued in Co Antrim, have started a new life at Redwings in Norfolk
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Former Irish junior eventing gold medallist Alice Reeves-Smyth dies
Ireland’s Alice (Siobhan) Reeves-Smyth, a top eventer in the early 1980s, has died in a car accident
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Plans to close Dublin horse market shelved due to credit crunch
Smithfield horse market in Dublin will remain for the foreseeable future after the city council said they couldn't afford to relocate it
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New warmblood society approved in Ireland
The approval of the new Warmblood Studbook of Ireland ends Horse Sport Ireland and the Irish Horse Board’s monopoly on sport horse breeding
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Irish miniature horses to get own stud book
From February the Miniature Horse and Pony Society of Ireland will be allowed to issue passports
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Mixed reaction to plan for Irish sport horse breeding
Horse Sport Ireland has unveiled its draft strategic plan to develop equestrian sport in the Republic, including some significant changes to Irish breeding programmes
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Irish dealers and breeders to get new code of conduct
Irish breeders and dealers have welcomed a new approval scheme designed to improve consumer confidence, though some believe elements of it may be hard to police
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Irish show jumping team back in Samsung Super League
Ireland replaces France next year to compete among the best eight show jumping teams in the world