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Farndon finds his feet

A gelding comes into his own as top-class combinations head to East Anglia for a valuable long-format prep run

Breeders' dreams realised

A pair of driven Shetlands break barriers, a Connemara is the gift who keeps on giving and half-sisters prevail under saddle

'Quirky' mare is worth the wait

The feature class results in a surprise watershed victory while a mare proves well suited to being produced in the UK

'I'm so excited for next year'

Germany triumphs, despite it not all going seamlessly, and there's plenty for the British squad to celebrate, too

A different pace of life

Many racehorses go on to have fruitful second careers once they retire from the track, but the transition isn't without challenges, as Alex Robinson discovers

When the horse wobbles

Equine neurological emergencies are thankfully rare in the UK, but are serious and dangerous when they do happen. Jessica Thurston MRCVS explains why they might occur

Jay and Paige Buxton

Riders who are making a living form the backbone of our sport and some face big challenges every day. Jennifer Donald meets an inspirational couple

Links confirmed between equine weight and airway restriction

A study has identified correlation between excess weight and changes to the structures of equine upper airways

Goodbye, my friend: reporter is laid to rest

PYECOMBE, West Sussex, came to a halt on 30 September for a final goodbye to reporter and former H&H showjumping editor Penny Richardson, who died on 9 November 2020, aged 68.

Vets have a key role in changing owner behaviour

Changing hearts and minds to improve equine welfare was a key topic at a major vets' conference

Exciting times as two major championships move venues

The dressage and showjumping winter championships are moving from Hartpury to Addington Equestrian in 2024

Progress made towards diversity of equestrianism

Campaigners report positive news in drive for change as the governing body takes action

'I sort-of remember how to do it'

After a summer spent almost exclusively out of the saddle, H€9H hunting editor Catherine Austen recovers from a first morning back out with hounds and commends saint” Flynn for his relative readiness

Supreme status for genuine gem

Novice mares with bright futures shine in the final county show supremes of the season

Superstar makes eye-catching grand prix debut

LAURA MANTEL headed the 1.40m September finale for the second year running, this time making a successful grand prix debut with J Superstar.

The future's bright for Irish breeders

Irish breeders and producers again dominate these championships, with future stars shining, and a stallion continues to make his mark

Gino is back at the top

The multi-winning Gino F returns to form for grand prix glory, while a young rider picks up several strong placings and a really special” mare is victorious

It started with an in-hand ticket

For some horses and ponies, their experience of HOYS begins when they are youngsters. Alex Robinson learns why some young animals were aimed for the in-hand supreme prior to becoming successful in ridden ranks

Lured to Lincolnshire

Ros Canter has put this county on the map as prime turf for an equestrian set-up, says Madeleine Silver, with Cotswolds allure at a fraction of the price

Find your perfect pad

From identifying what you actually want to discerning soil type and unravelling agricultural ties, Polly Bryan outlines the steps to buying your dream equestrian home

Hello William

A wild-child gelding and teenage Olli Fletcher began their partnership jumping 80cm and were recently placed in their first five-star grand prix - on a comeback from life-threatening colic. Jennifer Donald meets the brilliant \"Willy Wonka\"

BETA executive director

Claire Williams on handling anything from safety garments to prohibited substances, helping BETA members through the pandemic and advising on camels...

It's been a long time coming'

From the warm-ups to fuelling on McDonalds, Kitty King tells all about her week winning European individual silver and team gold last month

'Riesenbeck was like a rock concert'

Carl Hester reflects on the Europeans, the nationals, and his ones to watch

Relief as ingredient won't be banned in competition

The FEI has accepted evidence that adding MSM to the prohibited substances list would not be appropriate

Hundreds take to the roads in annual awareness rides

The Pass Wide and Slow campaign has hailed a successful event again in 2023

Showing societies unite against 'abusive' social media posts

Those who are online friends with the creator have been told they cannot be judges

Answering public questions at events could benefit horse sport

The use of dedicated \"info stewards\" at the Europeans in Riesenbeck, Germany has been widely welcomed

Top coach's relief as probe clears her of rapping horses

The Irish trainer said she welcomed the eventual publication of the judge's report

O'Brien's magnificent seven

An Irish trainer denies a fairy-tale finish for either Frankie Dettori or The King, while husband and wife ride a win each