Sheikh Mohammed’s eldest son dies of heart attack aged 33
Sheikh Rashid Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the eldest son of the ruler of Dubai, died on Saturday (19 September)
Sheikh Mohammed
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Controversy over endurance funding [H&H VIP]
Governing body accepts funding agreement which has sparked protest from its members
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Journalists' protest against the FEI upheld
Action taken by H&H employees leads to reverse in action taken by the FEI
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Pippa Cuckson: Low completion rates sparks concern [H&H VIP]
A look back on the endurance competition at the World Equestrian Games in Normandy
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Endurance monitoring stepped up for WEG
FEI implements surveillance measures to promote a scandal-free World Equestrian Games
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Godolphin makes move to Australia
Sheikh's racing operation is to establish itself in a new location
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International endurance rules to be tightened up
The revised rules will be implemented on 1 August, rather than waiting to voted on at the FEI general assembly in December
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Endurance rules to be beefed up [H&H VIP]
“Bold steps” to help improve the welfare of horses in international endurance events have been revealed by the FEI
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Sheikh Mohammed cleared by Lord Stevens' report into doping scandal
Sheikh Mohammed has been cleared of having any knowledge of the drug scandals involving his organisation last year by a report he ordered
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Reporter who exposed Middle East endurance scandal receives award
Pippa Cuckson, a former deputy editor of H&H, was praised for her "intrepid reporting" uncovering the extent of doping in Sheikh Mohammed's endurance operation
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Questions raised over endurance dope testing
As an FEI task force sets about cleaning up endurance, more news of past anomalies in the sport is coming to light
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Leading endurance figure denounced by FEI after speaking out
Pierre Arnould has been denounced by FEI secretary general Ingmar de Vos after stating publicly endurance could become a banned sport if the FEI cannot reduce doping and fractures in the Middle East
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Investigation into Sheikh Mohammed's equine operations
Lords Stevens and Princess Haya are to undertake an internal investigation into Sheikh Mohammed's equine operations
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Princess Haya will not seek a third term as FEI President
The surprise announcement comes after some national federations said they would oppose an attempt by Princess Haya to seek a third term as president of horse sport's governing body
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Princess Haya faces opposition to continue as FEI president
Opponents claim Princess Haya has a “conflict of interest” as the wife of Sheikh Mohammed, whose racing and endurance operations have been embroiled in recent doping scandals
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Concerns emerge over promised clean-up of endurance
Critics say the committee appointed by horse sport's governing body to tackle the sport — which is blighted by doping and fractures — is not sufficiently neutral
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Round table called to discuss endurance
Representatives of United Arab Emirates endurance riding will face their main critics, the Swiss Equestrian Federation, in a “round table” convened by International Equestrian Federation (FEI) president Princess Haya
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Sheikh bans steroids in UAE horse sports
Sheikh Mohammed, the ruler of Dubai, has cracked down on steroids in all horse sports in the UAE by criminalising their import, sale, purchase and use — in the wake of the scandals around doping in his racing and endurance interests
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More revelations in endurance steroid scandal
Dubai Equestrian Club axes its sponsorship of Britain’s leading endurance series as the doping record in Sheikh Mohammed’s stables is scrutinised further. And more national federations and a rider join the calls for change
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Endurance steroids scandal deepens
Dubai Equestrian Club axes its sponsorship of Britain's leading endurance series as the doping record in Sheikh Mohammed's stables is scrutinised further
