Recent Curragh maiden winner Dupont Law (Ire) (Le Havre {Ire}) has been sold to continue his career abroad, with handler Ciaran Murphy explaining that such sales are necessary to survive in the training ranks in Ireland. The horse was...

Legendary showjumper John Whitaker, who turns 70 this year, has decided to try his hand at eventing as a new challenge. He considered dressage and vaulting but ultimately chose eventing due to its excitement and the attire required for...

The Labour leader of Greenwich Council is considering selling the Olympic legacy equestrian centre to help plug a budget gap, despite opposition from local residents and concerns about the loss of the centre's benefits to the community. The decision...

Australia's horse racing industry is under scrutiny due to allegations of tranquilliser use on horses for training purposes, which may breach racing rules. Acepromazine is commonly used to calm horses, but it can compromise proprioception and lead to various...

A law change will shift responsibility for injuries during outdoor activities from land owners to those running the activities. Workplace Safety Minister Brooke van Velden believes this change will eliminate "overcompliance" and reduce the fear of legal liability among...

The annual 'Nakhasa Bazaar' at the Chaiti fair in Kashipur, known for rare horse breeds and a 170-year-old tradition, has been cancelled this year due to unavailability of land. The two-acre land that once hosted the bustling market has...