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The Horse & Hound website has been running since October 2000. It provides a breaking equestrian news service, including reports and interviews from the biggest events around the world. Our experts offer useful advice on all things equestrian, while we also offer some light relief with our popular tongue-in-cheek features looking at the highs and lows of the horse world. HorseandHound.co.uk is also home to our team of online bloggers from across the discplines and beyond.
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‘We loved him so much’: farewell to HOYS winner aged 28, now buried at his lifelong home, under his favourite tree
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How to watch Newmarket’s July Festival 2026 live from anywhere in the world
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Antibiotic resistance is putting horses’ vision – and human health – at risk
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‘Enjoy your retirement, you wonderful horse’: Hickstead Derby hero bows out to spend golden years with his old friends
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Pros and cons: what the under-16s social media ban could mean for the horse world
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Owners urged to take action as strangles cases are on the increase
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‘It was absolutely epic’: collection of horse-drawn vehicles including Victorian fire engine sells for +£200,000
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The fight goes on to keep horses safe from dog attacks after new law clarified
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Foal! Tiny colt born to rescued mare and named after Harry Kane has already won hearts
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$1m prize pot per show confirmed as new showjumping league gets FEI approval
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‘We love you and it’s ok to go now’: family bids farewell to former Gold Cup winner after long illness, aged 65
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British equestrian brand returns to the market and tack rooms across the UK
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11 dressage squares ideal for competition and everyday training
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Racing driver backs showjumping league vision by buying first team for $50m
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What a squad! Medal-winning veterans and rising stars feature on British showjumping World Championship shortlist
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15 rare horse breeds from Great Britain and around the world
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8 grooming kits and brush sets to cover all bases
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‘I can feel desire for change’: bridleless day shows the magic – and how everyone can be part of it
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‘How will you keep equestrians safe if you don’t understand them?’ New training for transport professionals could keep horses safer
