Riding for the Disabled

‘We always need more’: what makes a good therapy horse, and could yours help the RDA?

Why horses’ relevance to the public is key to our sport’s survival

‘Her impact is immense’: volunteer honoured after half a century’s service

Calling all ‘reindeer’: equestrian charity needs your help – and your pets’

‘My dreams are the same as everyone else’: calls for more para showing opportunities

‘He inspires me every day’: eight-year-old diagnosed with bone cancer to ride at national championships

Wimbledon invites inspiring rider to perform coin-toss for ladies’ singles final

‘Long may they continue’: Britain’s best equestrian yards celebrated

‘Memories to last a lifetime’: medals galore for British riders at Special Olympics World Games

Strengthening the horse-human bond: The King's top honour for equine boss

Celebrating excellence: shortlist announced for yard of the year awards

‘A lady by nature and demeanour’: farewell to British gold medal-winning chef d’équipe

Shock and sadness as CEO and chair resign from major equestrian organisation

‘The unifying power of sport’: four riders to represent Britain at the Special Olympics World Games

‘Her passion was evident’: farewell to ‘central figure’ of para equestrian sport

Heartfelt final farewell to Sam, the cob who saved and changed lives

‘The best £1k I’ve ever spent’: equine personality of the year retires aged 30

Pioneering coach of disabled riders dies aged 86

Final farewell to pony who brought joy to numerous children ‘every day’ for decades

Action planned on supply, demand, costs and licensing issues faced by our riding schools