Obituary

Prince Philip was born in the same year the FEI was founded. He led the organisation from 1964 to 1986, when he handed the reins to his daughter, Princess Anne.

Heartbreak for 16-year-old rider as horse fatally injured during a US showjumping event.

Tremaine Cooper was a US Equestrian Federation Course Advisor, on the USEA board of governors, and was involved in educational design seminars for the USEF and the FEI.

“As an athlete, coach, competition organizer and tireless promoter, she fashioned dressage in Canada into the prosperous sport it is today.”

Alexander Blinov, 66, won team gold and individual silver at the 1980 Moscow Olympic Games.

Tributes have flowed from the racing world following the passing of Dr A Gary Lavin, a president of the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) and the first veterinarian elected to The Jockey Club.

Lord Edward Stourton has died at the age of 67. He and his family were behind the Allerton Park Horse Trials in North Yorkshire.

Australian veterinarian and FEI Honorary Board Member was a popular figure in the international Endurance community.

Juddmonte thoroughbred racing empire founder Prince Khalid bin Abdullah Al Saud has died. His green, pink and white silks were carried by Frankel, Dancing Brave, Arrogate and Enable.

Tributes flow following the death of record-breaking dressage horse Totilas, after a colic operation fails to save his life.

Coryolano’s Irish Grand Prix Kür (Freestyle to Music) record score of 75.725% stood for four years.

Cup topweight faltered with about 400m to go, sustaining a fractured fetlock.

Lee Kun-hee was a longstanding supporter of the Olympic movement and a key figure behind showjumping’s Samsung Super League.

James C. Brady helped plan the transformative development of the Meadowlands Sports Complex, including Giants Stadium and the Meadowlands Racetrack.