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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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Debate over new format for HOYS championship: ‘things have to evolve’
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Your complete guide to the Royal Ascot enclosures and what to expect in each
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‘A good thing’: major rule change for World Championships for young horses welcomed
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‘There’s always someone to listen’: trainer takes on epic challenge for rider who died aged 20
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‘A real love for his horses’: first rider benefits from foundation set up in Georgie Campbell’s memory
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‘She made the world a better place’: farewell to 24-year-old King’s Troop soldier with ‘a natural affinity for horses’
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Avoid a fashion faux pas at Royal Ascot with the full 2026 dress code for every enclosure
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Are these your saddles? Police keen to find rightful owners after two men arrested
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Family team claims supreme spot at the Fell Pony Society’s 2026 Stallion and Colt Show – and a mare takes the golden HOYS ticket
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‘Like he’s been here all his life’: tiny rider takes second Royal Windsor title, with four-year-old pony
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‘He’s super cheeky, but in all the best ways’: cute duo freshly off the lead are Windsor mini champions
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‘He just lives to jump’: 25-year-old former worker lands Windsor in-hand tricolour on his first attempt
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‘Knight in shining armour’ trucker comes to the rescue of stranded rider on main road
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‘He’s a dream – a true kid’s pony’: Welsh pony and 10-year-old rider take Windsor title
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‘It’s taken me a long time, but it’s all worth it’: runaway success for teenage rider at Windsor
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‘He just ate the course up’: rider takes Royal Windsor win after 15 years of trying
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How safe are ‘safety stirrups’? Why work must start on a standard
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‘I was the substitute’: Mum takes the reins on British rare breed to win at Royal Windsor
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Concern for rare equine breed’s future as numbers decline – but signs of hope elsewhere
