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'Pride? I just felt relief

Blyth Tait on jumping barn roofs, \"freezing\" in the Atlanta heat and the day his eight-year-old prodigy won Olympic gold

Mental health advocate

Harry Dunlop retired from training in 2022, having held his licence for 16 years. He founded the Trainer Support Network in 2023

Hugo Simon

The six-time Olympian tells Bernard Bale about his \"extraterrestrial\" string of horses, changing nationality and his success at the boycotted Games

'Olympic selection will be very difficult

Graham Fletcher assesses team hopes for Paris, and a royal faux pas

'Our sport revolves around money'

Pammy Hutton on the spirit of competition and words of caution

Riders warned as social media scammers pose as horse events

Fake profiles purporting to be major equestrian events have been sending out friend requests

First British Olympic entries are announced

The eventing team for Paris will be selected from these 12 combinations

Concerns and delight as live export for slaughter banned

The royal assent of the bill has been welcomed, but there could be a potential loophole

Some gender imbalance remains in horse sport

The FEI has discussed how to address any disparity between genders, and ensure the sport is for everyone

Tracking riders' sleep to help with safety and performance

Two studies have investigated how well eventers sleep, at home and staying away at competitions

'He's barely out of the county...'

Minutes into a trip abroad, Adam’s superstitions are realised when things go awry on the farm. It’s all hands to the grindstone, proving that there's never a dull moment for Tessa Waugh

The last Edwardian sportsman

Sporting paintings by Raoul Millais, whose life spanned the 20th century, are hanging in hunting homes all over the country. Liam Clancytells us about the artist and his life well travelled

Gangster steals the show

The area trial is won by a combination on their first attempt at this level anda daughter of clone Murka’s Gem shines bright

Charlotte's clean sweep

Olympic hopefuls in action while Natasha Baker makes a winning return and Carl debuts his latest superstar

Woodward is a class act

A complex character rewards his rider’s patience with a third international win, while a 17-year-old makes her mark

Student has the Upper hand

A former showjumper and an osteopath take top spots, while a corner question causes cross-country problems

All change

The leaderboard tips upside down, as the top two plummet and Caroline Powell rises to triumph

A super day

Eric Winter’s track provides a brilliant cross-country day, with Irish first-timer Lucy Latta delivering the outstanding performance

Spooky 'Isaac' holds it together

The defending champion pilots a rising star to lead the first phase

'We all hate doing anything badly'

As part of H€SH’s 140th anniversary this year, we are celebrating Britain’s great horsey families with a series of interviews. In our third instalment, we speak to the multi-garlanded showing dynasty of David Tatlow, his daughter Loraine Homer and her daughter Alice

Early arrivals

Samantha Feighery RVN, lead clinical nurse at Rossdales Equine Hospital, discusses prematurity in foals and the care that they and their dams need

Daniel Coyle

Based in America with a Canadian owner, the Irish showjumper is juggling a top-flight career on both sides of the Atlantic with a young family. Nancy Jaffer finds out how

'Show horses must have sparkle'

Julie Templeton on the key components judges should be looking out for

'Badminton is still the one to win'

Mark Phillips gives his insight on the five-stars at Badminton and Kentucky

Horse sport can lead the way in menopause work

New research highlighting the issues many female riders are facing has won a major award

At-home testing could come in for top competition horses

The aim is to ensure a level playing field for all, as the anti-doping laws undergo a full revision this year

A legend bows out

William Fox-Pitt is retiring from the top level of eventing after a stellar career in the sport

'Winning never entered my mind'

A breakthrough star, the retirement of a legend and a shock result are among the factors making this a superb milestone edition of Badminton

The joys of spring

With the hunters roughed off, Tessa Waugh is enjoying some time pottering around among the spring blooms, defuzzing the ponies and catching up on the postman's gossip

'That golden thread, and a zest for life'

In the latest of his series about great huntsmen he knew personally, Alastair Jackson remembers Tim Langley, who spent 30 years at the Berkeley