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Wyoming leaves his rivals for dust

Tony Pearson scores a poignant win on Father’s Day and a winning mare has amassed quite a fan club

Alpacas-Identification and Record keeping

Joy Whitehead explores what you must do, what you might do and what you should do!

Can My Goat Dairy Be Eco-Friendly?

Tamsin Cooper finds greener ways to manage productive goats

You think you're past all that

Pippa Funnell shows why you should never rule her out when she wins the flagship class on a new “project” ride

Upton doubles up

Bubby Upton enjoys the perfect preparation for a tilt at Burghley with an under-25s win on her Bramham debut

Scientific data could help good cross-country going

The aim of the research work is to benefit horse welfare, and the future of the sport as a whole

Debate over pony strides comes into the spotlight

Parents and a course-designer have expressed concerns over ponies' being asked to jump horse-distance doubles

Government accused of refusing to protect horses

The US is proposing to withdraw a rule that was aimed to stamp out the \"systemic cruelty\" of soring horses

Suzi comes home in fairy-tale victory

Cross-country is the dominant phase in the under-age championships, while elsewhere horses and riders score comeback successes

Lorry driver's long journey pays off

Amateur riders star in the BE80 championships as a pair who spend their winters hunting triumph

'I came thinking he could win'

Two equine rising stars and a fivestar horse having his first run since Kentucky take the podium spots in the four-star short

International dressage judge

Isobel Wessels on being catapulted into an elite community, making sacrifices and accepting that you're human - mistakes happen

Treat, or trouble?

Many people give edible titbits in return for our horses’ work or simply as a treat. But have we considered how they understand a “reward”, asks Rebecca Hamilton Fletcher MRCVS

Flash Cooley

The recent Millstreet four-star long runner-up offers a powerful package in a tiny body - and he loves a snooze. Pippa Roome finds out more

Lily Attwood

Showjumping's rising star tells Martha Terry about lessons learnt from going solo, the feisty veteran that propelled her to the top of ponies and her latest move to the Continent

Vigilance urged after major spike in cases of laminitis

Vets across the country are seeing a large number of horses with the potentially fatal condition

Pete hits new peaks

Charlotte Dujardin and Carl Hester do battle for the grand prix spoils, while a newcomer to the level shows promise

"They thrive off it"

From 21-year-old Gammon to Shane Breen's teenage charges, why does the Hickstead Derby bring out the best in veterans? Jennifer Donald finds out

Local issues

Many surgical procedures that involve a horse's head can be carried out under local anaesthetic, to the benefit of both horse and vet. Liz Richardson MRCVS explains

Owners' attitudes to emergency colic planning are under review

Research found that vets are seen as the most influential figures when it comes to colic planning

Edwards is in Flying form

The Welsh rider continues his county show domination and there's a surprise proposal from the course-designer

Midsummer madness

The Great British summer has its downsides when it comes to caring for horses. Becky Murray finds out how to alleviate the banes of the hotter months

Seeing the world through the eyes of a donkey

The Donkey Sanctuary's new chief executive hopes to help millions of animals with the charity's new five-year strategy

Herbie

This eye-catching riding horse had only ever competed at two shows before taking the SEIB Search for a Star championship at HOYS last season with his owner, cardiology nurse Alex Windross. Celeste Gall meets him

Equestrian fitness trainer

Ali Cooper talks about inspiring hunting mums, Pony Club district and superstar event riders - and her ubiquitous trainers commissioners

'Looks, balance, stride and pedigree': Derby winner has it all

Aidan O’Brien keeps the faith in Auguste Rodin to land a ninth Betfred Derby, while an unruly 66/1 shot almost springs a surprise

Frustration at decision to scrap welfare legislation

The Kept Animals Bill, which would have banned live export to slaughter, has been scrapped by the Government

Legal cases highlight key issues around vettings

A High Court case involving financial advice has important relevance for the equestrian world

'Predator' jailed after riding centre attacks

\"Time is no barrier\" as 57-year-old sent down for 10 years for historic assaults

Double for Kenealy

One trainer has found the key to a horse's success, while another breaks his duck on his 47th attempt