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Exercises for the event horse
Training with Sam Griffiths
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The world’s current top ten eventing riders in pictures
National Eventing Rule Change

101 Jumping Exercises Part One
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Equine Gastric Ulcer
Understanding the Sacroiliac Joint
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Jubilant Germans take double gold at HSBC FEI European Eventing Championships at Luhmühlen

There were jubilant scenes as Michael Jung (GER) was crowned European Champion and his team deservedly took gold in a nail-biting finale to the HSBC FEI European Eventing Championships at Luhmühlen (GER).

Badminton to be back with a bang!

The organisers of the Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials are all systems go for the 2013 renewal after the washout of last year.

Adelaide’s Jo Schneider takes on the Equestrian World!

Director of Animal Therapeutics Online, Jo is en route to UK and Europe to visit top events and riders in both countries, to bring news, information and resources to Australian riders and fans.

FEI Classics: Price just holds the advantage after Cross Country thriller

The scene is set for a gripping finale to the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event after New Zealander Tim Price just managed to hold off the challenge of his joint Dressage leader Michael Jung...

Zara Phillips delivers royal performance in Olympic cross-country debut

THE Queen's granddaughter, Zara Phillips, delivered a stunning performance in front of 50,000 people in her Olympic cross-country debut at Greenwich Park, keeping Great Britain firmly in medal contention

American rider Sinead Halpin maintains her lead at Burghley

American rider Sinead Halpin maintained the lead she set earlier in the day with 12-year-old Manoir de Carneville, to head the leader board at the end of dressage at The Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials.

Aussie Bill Levett & Improvise Finish 2nd at Tattersalls International HT

Australia's Bill Levett comes a close second to Pippa Funnell in the Tattersalls International Horse Trials & Country Fair in association with Horse Sport Ireland over the weekend.

Top contenders head to Burghley

Eighty-six horses from eleven different nations have been entered for The Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials (5-8 September)

Day 4 Badminton Opinions We All Have One!!

The little Ford Mondeo struggled to get through the mud, the howling wind and at times pouring rain, to get into Mitsubishi Badminton this morning.

Paul Tapner battles his way to the top

At the end of a drama-filled cross-country at the Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials Paul Tapner (AUS) and Kilronan lead the field on a score of 56.4.

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