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• Warmblood breeders fight hot branding ban
• Trakehner colts impress approval committee
• Animal-remains research casts doubt on Neanderthal theory

• Tips given on horse safety for Guy Fawkes
• Dog attacks on horses spark call for prosecutions
• 30 stallions castrated under subsidy programme
• Spirit of the Horse - The New Myths of Equus Review
• New veterinary guidelines for racehorse treatment
• Breakthrough in Hendra virus research

• Politics and the princess: the FEI race
• Police probe horror knife attack on horse
• Horse contraceptive study raises concerns
• Ollie keeps clothes on for calendar
• Kiwi sixth at Aust dressage champs

• Study to learn secrets of equine couch potatoes
• Horse stabbed for failing to follow instructions
• Gal's clinic a highlight of Global Dressage Forum
• Wild horse images earn awards for photographer
• Fungus found to attack common horse parasite
• Bacterial role in equine gastric ulcers probed
• Fears over rider access if forests sold
• Charge on private arena worries horse society
• New chief stipe across three racing codes named

• Kiwi takes on Australia's best dressage riders Video
• FEI race heats up as candidates announce teams Video
• Totilas arrives in Germany
• More than 30 horses seized from Texas property
• Top Kiwi eventers head to Arran Station

• Deportation call over horse beating
• Dressage rider recovers from 'hangman's fracture'
• Horse found dead with multiple injuries
• Tourism minister backs call for Rome carriage ban
• New digs for Allie under BHS rehoming scheme
• Blue Mountain Rider, by Mary Benson and Hedy Strauss Review
• Two deaths in riding accidents
• Chris Harris takes out Canterbury jumping GP
• Young event horses stake four-star claims Updated
• An Exchange of Love, by Madeleine Walker Review

• Young event horses stake four-star claims
• Couple face five counts of animal cruelty
• Ahlmann on fire in Helsinki World Cup round
• Werth wins first dressage World Cup round
• Pessoa claims Penn GP for second year running

• Geldoff: your official FEI ATHLETE representative! Blog
• Blood sweat and tears: the FEI comments
• Haya lays out campaign pledges
• Amateur snaps winning Bramham cover shot

• Investigators continue plane-crash probe
• NZ World Cup jumping opener to McVean
• Human WEG athletes get drugs all-clear
• Britons urged to take part in horse survey
• Barrios speeds to Big Jump victory
• Dodgy horse traders targeted in New Jersey

• Two people, three horses dead after plane crash
• Grace's recovery draws 4200 followers
• Argentina clones its first horse Video
• Updated 10-year ban for owner of crippled horse Video
• Two zebra foals born at London zoo Video
• Head of horse sport in Portugal dies
• Statistics point to TB breeding decline
• Equestrian coaching convention a success

• 10-year ban for owner of crippled horse Video
• Discovery promising for helping respiratory ailments
• Governor hurt in horse fall back in state mansion
• Strangles outbreak at wild horse facility
• Big muster brings in more than 700 horses
• Office workers trade desks for dung shovels
• Helmet safety highlighted at World Games
• Cowboy Kat steps out for The Horse Trust
• FEI award judges named

• Award for Hickstead's owners
• Equine Metabolic Syndrome and obesity explored
• First NZ World Cup round this weekend
• From WEG to Washington for top horsemen

• Laminitis lecture series online Video
• Equestrian ticket prices for Olympics released
• Equestrian coin minted for 2012 Olympics
• Tack worth £100,000 stolen
• A helping hand for nervous Pixie
• British horse owners urged to join alert system
• Loose horse triggers two car accidents
• Paint filly offered in online auction
• Different look for dressage World Cup
• Florida rider wins Fair Hill 3*
• Four join Britain's equestrian hall of fame
• Sweet-feed caution suggested at training phase

• Top young showjumping horse dies suddenly
• Ahlmann claims opening World Cup qualifier
• Horse killed in US 3* cross-country fall
• Todd second at 3* Boekelo horse trials
• World Games horses pass doping tests
• Britain tops World Equestrian Games medal table

• Mark Todd takes lead at Boekelo horse trials
• Scribbles to come home Wednesday
• Men accused of horse butchery in court

• Scribbles comes through surgery well
• Todd second at Boekelo horse trials
• International arabian meeting for Qatar

• 'Horse hell' described by SPCA
• Release of 'War Horse' movie moved four months
• Scribbles to undergo surgery today
• Totilas sold to former Olympic showjumper
• Kiwi eventers qualify for Olympic Games
• Episode 126 - 2010 World Equestrian Games radio show

• Blood, sweat and tears - reflections on WEG
• Cuoco describes bone-crunching horse accident Video
• Muster of celebrated Wyoming herd condemned
• Rallies planned over wild-horse management
• Could famous white horse be a dog?
• Victoria to continue jumps racing
• Deloittes backs Aussie 3-day event

• New dressage series for grass-roots horses and riders
• Hartstone bounces back with British clinic
• Davison wins HoY show dressage freestyle

• Three-time Olympic equestrian Walter Staley dies
• Nevada governor improving after horse fall
• Headley Britannia meets her 'twin'
• Woman's work in helping horses recognised
• No room for cronyism in racing - minister
• Renwick wins Britain's Horse of the Year title

• Corneal transplant saves pony's left eye
• New twist to donkey sanctuary vision
• Grump factor kicks in around 52
• Advanced one-day horse trials win to Jury
• Puissance thrills at Horse of the Year show
• WEG: World Equestrian Games a 'great success'
• WEG: Gold for Australia's Exell in driving champs
• WEG: US vaulters fight back to claim gold
• WEG: Britain wraps up games with para dressage gold
• WEG: Episode 125 - 2010 World Equestrian Games radio show
• WEG: Episode 124 - 2010 World Equestrian Games radio show

• SA horse owners face third biosecurity fee
• Pickens buys half-million acres for horses
• Legal challenge to bureau's muster plan
• Neilson wins HOY Young Rider champs
• WEG: Philippe Le Jeune new Jumping World Champion
• WEG: Hickstead wins Best Horse title
• WEG: Historic gold for British vaulter
• WEG: Another para gold for Britain's Lee Pearson
• WEG: IJsbrand Chardon full of fight in driving marathon
• WEG: Chardon's carriage vandalised before event
• WEG: Episode 123 - 2010 World Equestrian Games radio show

• Remarkable turnaround for cowboy dressage star
• Family touched by support for Scribbles
• New genetic testing rules in Aust for arabians
• Horse scammer admits fraud offending
• Rider code addresses growing 'compensation culture'
• WEG: Germany gains team vaulting lead
• WEG: Brits scoop para dressage medal pool
• WEG: Boyd Exell takes over driving lead
• WEG: Jumping's top riders prepare for "Final Four"
• WEG: Episode 122 - 2010 World Equestrian Games radio show

• Headley Britannia rocking horse to be auctioned
• Three wins for Ellen Whitaker at Horse of the Year
• Rare case of meningitis followed horse trampling
• Online tool about horse joints launched
• Equine piroplasmosis tally now 409
• WEG: More gold for British para-dressage riders
• WEG: Leads switch after freestyle vaulting
• WEG: Lead shared so far in driving fours
• WEG: Rest day before nail-biting jumping final
• WEG: Episode 121 - 2010 World Equestrian Games radio show

• Stable worker dies after horse kick
• 'Finest' Stubbs horse painting up for sale
• Research reveals breeding of founding TB mares
• Tendon-injury recovery: the good news for horses
• Tiny Einstein to become picture-book hero Video
• Keep eventing-horse welfare first, says humane society
• Phar Lap's resting place 'used for junk store'
• 'War Horse' continues to fill coffers
• WEG: Germans win team jumping gold in European clean sweep
• WEG: Kiwis knocked out of jumping final
• WEG: Para-dressage gold for British and German riders
• WEG: Drivers put on the spit and polish
• WEG: US team leads as vaulting under way
• WEG: What you need to know about Driving
• WEG: Kiwi could make jumping semis
• WEG: Episode 120 - 2010 World Equestrian Games radio show

• Startling discovery over Phar Lap's Melbourne Cup
• Arabian suffers horror injuries in earthquake
• Israeli builds world's largest rocking horse Video
• Canadians protest against horse slaughter
• French horse trials win for Lucinda Fredericks
• New sponsor for World Cup dressage
• WEG: Britain leads para-dressage after day 1
• WEG: Germany ahead in team jumping
• WEG: What you need to know about vaulting
• WEG: Hopes fade for Kiwi showjumpers
• WEG: Team jumping final split in two
• WEG: Episode 119 - 2010 World Equestrian Games radio show

• Secretariat stars talk of horses and heroes Video
• Life looking up for abandoned yearling
• WEG: US makes mark in opening jumping round
• WEG: Mixed start for Kiwi showjumpers
• WEG: Top cowboy dressage rider continues to improve
• WEG: Triumph for British sport horse breeding
• WEG: Episode 118 - 2010 World Equestrian Games radio show

• Scribbles survives horror tree ordeal
• Springston - grass-roots eventing at its best
• South Island jumping season under way
• WEG: Jung wins eventing gold, Britain takes team title
• WEG: First British WEG eventing gold in 16 years
• WEG: Kiwis thrilled with two bronze medals
• WEG: Jumpers prepare to start at World Games
• WEG: What you need to know about Jumping
• WEG: What you need to know about Para-Dressage
• WEG: Episode 117 - 2010 World Equestrian Games radio show

• Canterbury team wins Springston Trophy
• Horse fatally injured on cross-country
• Rottinghuis promises new FEI board structure in a year
• Springston Trophy cross-country 3 Pictures
• Springston Trophy cross-country pictures 4 Pictures
• WEG: Jung in front but British lead team eventing
• WEG: Kiwi team moves up to fourth in eventing
• WEG: Injured horse recovering after fall
• WEG: Episode 116 - 2010 World Equestrian Games radio show

• Actor and horse advocate Tony Curtis dies
• Waihora leads Springston Trophy after dressage phase
• Springston Trophy cross-country 1 Pictures
• Springston Trophy cross-country 2 Pictures
• Man takes horse through McDonald's drive-through Video
• Non-native plants pose growing threat to rangelands
• WEG: More gold for Edward and Totilas
• WEG: Germany in lead after eventing dressage
• WEG: Kiwis in reach of eventing medals
• WEG: Horse welfare in spotlight during Games
• WEG: Episode 115 - 2010 World Equestrian Games radio show

• Fieldays-style event planned for horse owners
• Horse killed in US cross-country accident
• Secretariat set to storm on to movie screens Video
• WEG: Reining gold to USA's Tom McCutcheon
• WEG: Eventers look to cross-country phase
• WEG: Germans dominate after eventing dressage day 1
• WEG: Rider hurt during opening ceremony still in hospital Updated
• WEG: Showjumping entries in for World Games
• WEG: First eventing riders through dressage phase
• WEG: Episode 114 - 2010 World Equestrian Games radio show

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