Kent horse dealer Tom Bonner, whose business was the subject of a BBC South East investigation leading to seven convictions under the Trades Descriptions Act has successfully appealed against two of his fines.
Horse dealer Louise Thomas has been ordered to pay £5,000 to a Lancashire man after refusing to give him a refund for a horse he had bought
A Kent horse trader who describes himself as the “Robin Hood of the horse game” has been found guilty of seven charges under the Trade Descriptions Act and one horse passport offence
The Irish government has boosted the number of horse passport inspectors and given them new powers to spot-check dealers and auction rings in an effort to increase compliance
Find out how the fairer sex gets on selling horses
A husband and wife team running an illegal horse dealing business have been banned from trading on 200 acres of private land in the Old Redding area of Harrow, Middlesex
A dissatisfied customer takes a business to court after being sold an unsuitable mount
Trading Standards in Fife are leading a probe into a horse dealer following a string of complaints
In this week's exclusive feature Horse & Hound asks "How do you pick the right dealer?"
Sheree Graves was awarded
Philip McAteer of West View Farm Stables Ltd in Durham is at the centre of two private claims for damages
Doncaster dealer David John Thomas and his business partner Dagmar Blick, trading as Horse Imports, have been found guilty of passport irregularities and fined £8,000
H&H’s 2005 exposé of people buying horses unseen/unvetted only to receive damaged goods, is echoing in the courts
Co Durham dealer Philip McAteer of West View Stables has been prosecuted by Trading Standards for advertising a four-year-old horse as a seven-year-old
A probe into 56 complaints against one horse dealer is settled in court
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A dealer is being investigated by authorities following a Horse & Hound exposé on websites that dupe buyers into buying horses unseen
Dealers have been slow to take up membership of the new British Equine Dealers’ Federation, which has been set up to improve the industry's "dodgy" image
A new registration scheme for equine dealers aims to cast off the industry's "dodgy" reputation and help buyers feel confident about buying from trustworthy sellers
