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Understanding how sound horses move is a vital step
Researchers looked at the behaviours shown by horses not in discomfort, and how they differ to those who are
Townend's masterclass
Top combination are foot-perfect across a technical course to add another win to their collection, as future prospects also stand out
Golden future
Against a backdrop of controversy in the wider dressage world, Britain's next generation bring optimism back to the sport with historic wins
Storming to the supreme
After being part of the working hunter championship the previous day as a hunt horse, a 27-year-old part-bred becomes the new senior of the show
Alex Bragg
The former farrier is flying high after finishing third at Badminton and has just won Hickstead's eventers' challenge. He tells Becky Murray how he's nurtured the \"suspicious Diva\" to be a major player
TV producer
Melanie Leach on filming Champions - a new series going behind the scenes of jump racing - and why jockeys should be as famous as Formula One stars
Brits rule at the Palace of Versailles
The Olympics open with a magnificent eventing showdown, in which the favourites, Britain, take team gold - led by individual bronze medallist Laura Collett - over a fascinating three days of surprises, stories and superb sport
I'll never have another like
Taking a risk in the supreme pays for one rider and a true working hunter, who land the biggest accolade of the show
Study on dressage judges' eye movements could help training
Scientists used eye-tracking technology to assess where judges focus when watching horses perform
Dispute over £21k deposit shows importance of sales contracts
A legal case about the return of the deposit after a vetting found the issue could have been avoided
Charlotte's suspension a wake-up call for the sport
The double Olympic champion has withdrawn from the Paris Olympic team after a video of her whip use emerged
Gold! Britain does it again
A historic win in the Palace of Versailles as Great Britain takes a fifth Olympic team title and individual bronze
When our farmers went to London
It's the 75th anniversary of the Piccadilly Hunt ride. Matt Ramsden explains what the protest involved, and relates the tale of its recent celebration
'The Olympics are life-changing'
Highs, lows and high drama in an extraordinary setting, says Mark Phillips
'I had to check it's true'
Michael Jung is eventing's first three-time Olympic individual gold medallist and Laura Collett claims her first individual honour at a senior championship
'Good enough for gold'
Japan play snakes and ladders, while Britain's trio get the job done to bring home the all-important team gold medal
Copycat is a class act
Two ponies and riders from the unstoppable Team Jinks take home the coveted supreme and reserve spots in this year's final pony showdown
Impact and planning key factors in critical colic decision-making
Researchers have looked into the decision-making process involved in critical cases of colic in horses
Last-minute efforts pay off for Precious
A breeder strikes gold at her local county show, and an owner's faith in her Welsh cob mare is repaid
'I spent two months in a brace'
EIGHT months ago, BE100 winner Tyler Simpson's eventing future hung in the balance. The rider had fallen off a horse at home, landed on his head, broken his neck and fractured five vertebrae.
Ellison scores an emotional first
An unconventional gelding wins Norfolk's feature class and a missed holiday flight has its benefits
Begg bags memorable double
Debutants are on top form as the next generation of riders and horses step into the spotlight
Glamourdale's back
The world champions look in fantastic form ahead of the Paris Olympics as Britain’s up-and-coming horses impress in Aachen’s Nations’ Cup
Community urged to work together for off-road riding
Two recent examples show that taking the right action can help restore access to important safe places to ride
Irish Paris riders lead the way
Ireland's \"best team\" land the Nations' Cup, with British pairs also on good form
A metabolic master
The liver is tough and versatile, but signs of disease in horses are often subtle until it is advanced, and so it can be devastating. Angela Jones MRCVS explains
Hidden disability scheme to help sport's inclusivity
British Dressage says it is proud to join the scheme to give more opportunities
Eventer's disappointment as Paris place changes hands
A combination were unable to achieve their last Olympic qualifying result after being eliminated across country
Full steam ahead for Paris as the Olympics approach
Riders, organisers and support teams are now on the last lap of preparation for the Games
'Talking and tech improve the sport'
Philip Surl on officials’ roles, how the sport has changed and more