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New heights for Festive Fare

Two former racehorses shine in their new guises, while home-producers reign in multiple sections

Cornet returns to the top

An exciting youngster steps up after a patch of four fault-itis and an \"amazing\" horse makes a remarkable recovery from multiple fractures

Young talent comes Goode

Tom Goode snatches grand prix victory by a whisker, while a mare who's had six months out of competition makes a winning comeback

Quirky Concorde flies high

A promising but tricky eight-yearold takes the top class, while there are also wins for a former carriagedriving horse and one who used to dump his rider

Oakden Keeps It in Scotland

Blair signs off with a final farewell, at which Wills Oakden pilots Keep It Cooley to a third successive victory here

Can Brits upset Dutch dominance again?

The Brits will head to Paris as underdogs, but it will be an enticing battle at the top

Safe, with spark, and something special

What do para dressage riders look for in their ideal equine partner? Victoria Malcolm consults coaches, riders and judges to find out how to source and train a Paralympic horse

Breeding for the future

Developments in breeding are providing an alternative to live covering or embryo transfer, with the OPU/ICSI technique. Anna Mitchell MRCVS explains

EquiRatings managing director

From corporate lawyer to running a data-driven equestrian consultancy with his university friend, event rider Sam Watson, Diarmuid Byrne is proof that you don't have to love horses to obsess about eventing

Bella Innes Ker

With her Burghley debut and a big birthday looming large, the assiduous young event rider tells Bethany Stone how she hopes to make her mark as a rider, trainer and entrepreneur

Judge struck off after he poses 'frivolously' for photographer

The judge, known for his fair approach, was surprised the picture caused issues

Initiative to support sport horse welfare after jumper died at show

Some new measures have been announced after Chromatic BF died at the FEI World Cup Final

Allsop flies to championship double

A new combination land a brace of new titles and a former eventer \"goes from zero to 100\" finding his forte in a new sphere

Warriors battle to GCL glory

There's a surprise win for a standout squad boasting tremendous girl power, and John Whitaker works his magic

Romelus shows star quality

Jessica Burke's stunning sevenyear-old gelding enjoys the spotlight as these new-look championships receive great acclaim

Honey creates supreme buzz

An 11-year-old Welsh section D broodmare in the same home since a foal goes through the card to lift the overall Welsh supreme spoils

Stratton speeds to Victory

A tight crosscountry time plays into the hands of one intermediate winner, while two Olympians bag double victories

Home-bred hero steals the show

Dedicated combinations and rising stars overcome challenges to deliver standout performances

Boxing clever

Choosing the right size of horsebox comes down to one key factor - how much you want it to carry. Bethany Stone weighs up the options

'You can spin him to anything'

An ultra-fast gelding scorches to victory with Ireland’s Harry Allen, while Olli Fletcher steps up with a seriously impressive prospect

Charles strikes gold again

Barely a fortnight after winning team gold at the Paris Olympics, 25-yearold Harry Charles caps an \"incredible summer\" with a spectacular home win

Youth leader for Power of Polo

Jhemar Jonas on how horses have taught him compassion, power in vulnerability, why violence is never the answer - and the joy of scoring goals

Vets face ethical dilemmas treating competition horses

Research reveals the challenges faced by vets who are working with sport horses used in competition

Pentathlon's goodbye to the riding phase

Showjumping was part of the sport at the Paris Olympics for the last time

Ready, steady, GO

Never mind the prospect of a fearsome cross-country course, managing a quirky horse in the start box can be just as nerve-racking. Ellie Hughes asks top riders to reveal their tactics

Signs of stress

Stereotypies are born of distress, not malice, and horses who display such behaviours deserve understanding. Rebecca HamiltonFletcher MRCVS explains why they develop and how they should be approached

Laura Collett

From the \"horrific\" last-day nerves to walking through Champions Park, the double Paris medallist debriefs with Pippa Roome

Show Judges Must Act To Combat Equine Obesity And Dispel Myths

Representatives of showing organisations and societies, as well as judges, vets and other professionals, met at the Agria Royal International on 24 July to discuss the progress of the Weigh to Win scheme, a Horse Trust initiative, under which horses and ponies in the healthiest body condition receive awards.

'It's all about trust'

Dalera does it again, while Lottie Fry boosts Britain's medal tally

Shaw pulls a Blinder

A flawless show hunter takes the overall crown, Welsh ponies are the ones to beat in the ever-popular supremes and age proves no barrier in amateur ranks