Alicia Dickinson, the YouTuber at the center of the Dujardin video leak, charges US$797 for a single lesson and bans phones at her events.

The trickle of information over some blue tongue 'warnings' in Paris brings the vague disciplinary policy of dressage into focus.

Alicia Dickinson has denied being the actual leak, but was present at the session which has left the Olympian's career in tatters.

Pippa Cuckson, the first member of the public ever to take a horse abuse protest to the FEI Tribunal, describes the potential disciplinary outcomes for the disgraced dressage star.

Paris entries are all from countries with past Olympic experience, despite the fast growth of equestrianism worldwide.

After a huge spike in positives in Saudi Arabia, last year the FEI told HorseSport.com it would discuss a counter-measure — but we cannot obtain an update.

Confusion reigns after updated guidelines affecting less than 5% of shows and events around the world are widely interpreted as "censorship".

Authorities and social media condemn the horse dealer after Operation X shows an undercover investigation of training sessions at his barn.

The NRHA granted permission to give horses a sedative and pain killer 30 minutes before competition and members are protesting.

People banned for doping in one horse sport can continue to train and ride in another; the FEI thinks it’s time for a more joined-up approach.