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Super Sonic steps up

Oakley Nash lands a 128cm double with \"wild\" project pony and a determined 138cm rider is in flying form

Townend takes two

A familiar face and a potential future star triumph for Oliver Townend, as the eventing season gets under way

Last-minute dash ends in triumph

A change of plan leads to victory and a home-bred star proves that talent runs in the family

William's the Lad

It's back-to-back victories in the hunt race he sponsors for a delighted – and generous – William Fox Grant

Saving Britain's in-hand show tradition

Kim Wilson investigates how Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain is tackling the decline of in-hand classes and working to secure the future of youngstock

'This unspoilt hunting heaven

A visit by the RS Surtees Society to Northumberland provides a showcase for the Percy hounds and their hunting country

Local hero is all heart

A Borders team lifts Scotland's richest hurdle for the second year with a gutsy six-year-old and a £1,000 purchase richly rewards a patient owner

Access all areas Gavin Cromwell

The former farrier is sending his strongest team of Cheltenham Festival runners yet. Jennifer Donald meets the team behind a remarkable success story

Saffron Cresswell

The young event rider, who suffered a serious spinal injury in a fall last year, talks to Pippa Roome about her journey so far and what the future holds

Daphne

This contrary mare may spin like a top and be uncatchable in the summer, but she's \"terrifyingly brave\" and absolutely brilliant in the hunting field

Fashionista turned rider

Since relocating from China to the UK, fashion media brand strategist Ying Qian has discovered a passion for horses, learning to ride as an adult

Fake documents at centre of rider's bizarre fraud

The FEI Tribunal has ruled on a rider who submitted falsified paperwork

Double bridle welfare concerns raised in top dressage horses

Researchers have raised concerns connected to double bridle use, and sent a selection of pictures to the FEI

Training techniques for zoo animals could have benefits for horses

Animal behaviour experts look at how using similar methods can set horses and owners up for success

Barn Owl flies high

Novice ponies exceed all expectations, a young rider debuts successfully, and a rescue pony stands supreme

Rebellion in the ranks

Tessa Waugh channels her inner Bridget Jones to interview the hunt's after-dinner speaker - and her horses prove impervious to the “magic dentist’s” usual charm

A helping hand

Sadly, some foals are orphaned and need a first step up in life. Samantha Feighery RVN, lead clinical nurse at Rossdales Equine Hospital, outlines fostering and hand-rearing procedures

Athene Lindebjerg

Oscar Williams meets the grade I para legend, with nine gold medals and a story like no other

Good days and godchildren

H&H's hunting editor Catherine Austen enjoys the last weeks of the season, seeing the sport from all sorts of different viewpoints

Farewell to the inimitable Hovis, loved by thousands

H&H's only equine columnist, who raised £100,000 for charity, has died at the age of 23

Seeing TREBLE

The three clones of Chilli Morning are now eight years old and advancing in their competitive careers. Pippa Roome speaks to their owner and riders, finding fascinating similarities and differences among the trio

Myers has eyes on the prize

An up-and-coming nine-year-old comes into his element, a rider finds her stride and a yard takes home a hefty haul

Duncan

After a successful career in hunt service, this star of the sport has given his owner a new lease of life in the field

Fire safety advice after yard in flames within minutes

A yard owner is urging others to have fire plans and drills, which could save human and equine lives

'It's all about going out and giving it a go'

These grassroots riders saw off the opposition to top their leagues last year. Becky Murray finds out how they did it and their advice for others

Mixed reaction to changes to HOYS championships

The intermediate show horse, hack and riding pony section changes have sparked some debate

New rule states that all horses must have tails

The Great Yorkshire Show is to outlaw shaved and extensively trimmed docks for equine welfare reasons

Bute: friend or foe?

It is a commonly used medication, but familiarity with bute can reduce horse owners' caution and it can be toxic.Liz Richardson MRCVS outlines the potential dangers

Sam Twiston-Davies

Ahead of Cheltenham, the top-flight jockey tells Jennifer Donald about his Festival hopes, the horse he truly adored, and how hunting shaped his riding skills

Olympic landscaper turned breeder

Martin Price, managing director of Anmore Dressage, on landscaping at London 2012 and the property purchase that kick-started his passion for horses