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• King continues winning dressage run
• Australia's Alexander wins top Swiss jumping class
• Horse dies after helicopter frightens it into fence
• Large parts of NSW go 'white' tomorrow
• New member wins luxury horse trailer in BHS raffle
• South Dakota horse slaughter funding bill rejected

• Barbaro will be laid to rest at scene of greatest victory
• Core horse vaccines identified in US review
• EI campaign accelerates, Aussie looks to export markets
• Ancient horse tooth hailed as important discovery
• Young British sport horse makes mark at awards
• Mexico gives Olympic horse venue thumbs up

• First anniversary of Barbaro's death
• Barbaro timeline
• New site aims to keep America's horses healthy
• Hall of fame jumping series kicks off
• Horseback protest outside Christchurch council offices
• Anti-slaughter group slam proposed South Dakota law
• Nearly all properties declared free of equine flu
• Final showjuming round a tense contest

• Tips on conquering horse show nerves
• Horse trailer maintenance will reap rewards
• First ever Finnish win in World Cup round
• Another World Cup round to Anky and Salinero

• Shetland ponies turn out for national show
• Sally Clark and Zibbibo win Gisborne grand prix
• Horses benefit children with cerebral palsy, researchers find
• Nerves of Steele help seal World Cup final
• Horse health and safety focus of racing forum
• Taiwan para-equestrians aiming for London Olympics
• World Equestrian Games dressage boss named

• Edgecombe wins last World Cup showjumping round
• Where is the mysterious 'coughing horse'?
• Top dressage riders for South Island championships
• Huge tract of NSW about to be freed up in flu fight
• Blue Hors sires to dominate Danish warmblood licensing
• Best mare eligible for embryo transfer prize

• New programme for vet nurses in UK
• Response to comeback overwhelms Mark Todd
• 'My horse is not on the menu'
• Mark Phillips named US equestrian's top coach

• 49 days since last fresh equine flu infection in NSW
• Fresh hope for effective equine sarcoid treatment
• Official retirement ceremony for top US event horse
• Studies highlight growing threat of MRSA infection
• Orphan foal turns into a giant among his peers
• British Equestrian Federation takes over UK horse database
• Britons dig deep for Buckinghamshire rescue horses

• Mark Todd in bid for Beijing Olympics OLYMPICS
• Views to a kill: The US horse slaughter debate NEWS BACKGROUNDER
• Showjumpers prepare for final NZ World Cup start
• Zone changes in NSW as state mops up last of flu
• Oklahoma barn fire leaves 43 horses dead
• France gears up for top-class showjumping
• Horse groups plan political lobby movement
• Aust dressage team to vie for Olympic slot OLYMPICS

• Youth reining representatives chosen
• Racehorse overbreeding not confined to Britain
• Horse numbers up 20% in Michigan
• Para-equestrian up for Australian sporting award
• Eventing gets serious about preventing deaths

• 10 things NZ can learn from Australia's equine flu outbreak HEALTH
• 304 horses among high animal toll in US building fires
• Upset WC driving final win to Germany's Sandmann
• Kurten wins World Cup round in Germany
• Three horses for reining hall of fame

• Most versatile ranch horses crowned
• Chardon has promising start in World Cup warm-up
• Kurten wins young horse class in Germany
• Further equine flu cases in NSW unlikely, says report
• AVMA denies being 'in the pockets of industry'
• Cost of 2010 World Equestrian Games put at nearly $80m

• Media gets close-up look at horse dung OLYMPICS
• Anti horse slaughter group attacks AVMA
• New leader for UK horse charity
• Irish win in Germany WC show first for year
• Lameness surgeon joins equine medical centre
• Horse owners told flu restrictions can ease around home

• Moth joins battle against horse-killing weed
• Rock star joins move to ban carriage horses from New York
• Royal London ceremony to honour equestrian achievers
• Eclipse award for Kentucky Horse Park
• Fresh flu cases not seen since Christmas in Australia

• World 160km endurance record set in Dubai
• Parelli horsemanship demo for British jumping champs
• Buckinghamshire rescue horses settling into new life
• Cream shown to benefit equine osteoarthritis
• US equestrian body supports dressage changes
• Sydney Airport is now no-go for NZ horses
• German thoroughbred named world's best racehorse
• World Cup driving final will be hard fought

• Bo Derek draws attention to Canadian horse slaughter
• International riders vie for online dressage titles
• Horse flu outbreak looking distinctly sick
• Work on horse heart care showcased
• Annual saddlebred horse awards announced
• New equestrian products vie for awards

• Horse council launches second flu survey
• Free seminar for equestrian retailers
• Winning start to season for Jonathon Millar
• Equestrian fund helps horses hit by wildfires
• Ian Millar aiming for Olympic record OLYMPICS
• Olympic workshop on heat and humidity OLYMPICS
• Nelson rider repeats dressage champs win

• NSW could be free of equine flu by March
• NZ's response to equine flu threat outlined in report
• Theodore O'Connor receives USEF's highest award
• Donkey gives birth day after Buckinghamshire rescue

• New chairman for Eventing Ireland
• Trent consistent in World Cup round win
• Karen O'Connor named US Equestrian of the Year

• British public rally behind Buckinghamshire horses
• Aussie rains good news for horse owners
• Betting on racehorses may soon return to China
• Effort to get wider Sydney area horse-flu free
• Canadian vets offer stem cell therapy for horses
• Tovero paint horse filly to be won
• Kentucky launches 'Save our Horses' fund
• Rutgers horse vet honoured for service
• Emerging Equine Science REVIEW

• Legendary jockey George Moore dies
• NZ names Olympic eventing shortlist OLYMPICS
• Last equine flu case in NSW more than a month ago
• Brighter dawn greets 111 horses rescued from horror farm
• Three dressage riders pull out of Olympics OLYMPICS

• Vet group tackles AVMA over horse slaughter stance
• Horse slaughter's ethical impact WHITE PAPER
• Spectacular French horse stage show travels east
• Horror scenes greet horse rescuers, 35 animals dead

• Jockey slammed over deliberate use of whip
• Learn to ride with soft hands FEATURE
• Cigar's sire Palace Music dies in Australia
• Riding the spooky horse FEATURE
• Horse council supports slaughter transport changes
• US quarter horse registrations reach 5 million
• Big funding boost for equine flu campaign

• Redevelopment of Badminton Horse Trials course
• Showjumping stars to vie for $200K American Invitational
• New director for horse racing education trust
• Two weeks since last fresh case of equine flu

• Funding offered for horse trail conservation
• Horse TV company launches broadband service
• Best young dressage riders head to Taupo
• Claire Wilson wins NZ World Cup round

• Horsemeat sandwich leaves sour taste for presidential hopeful
• New certified instructors for US dressage

• US anti horse slaughter lobby to target key groups
• No new flu cases for a week in NSW
• New governing body for Ireland's horse sport
• Kiwis learn from NSW equine flu experience
• Horse charity groom wins top awards
• Spotlight on early foals at race horse studs

• Few active cases of equine flu remain in NSW
• Simple joys of horse ownership return to NSW
• University offers Horse Dung 101
• Dry conditions could see premium hay prices
• High levels of exposure to West Nile Virus found
• Haflinger authority to judge New Zealand horses
• Beatson rides Zibbibo to first grand prix showjumping win

• Rider and car passenger killed in NZ smash named by police
• NSW takes flu fight into the purple zone
• NZ road smash claims rider and car passenger
• Horse-event applications now open in Queensland

• Conditions for 1080 use tightened
• Horse names released by Jockey Club
• Showjumping league joins top US circuit

• Last-gasp bid earns Eriksson WC driving finals berth
• Anky paints World Cup qualifier black
• Ginseng aids vaccination response in horses
• Robert Byrd named Peta's Person of the Year

 

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