FEI Tribunal calls for tougher action from ground juries against horse abuse after jumper Andre Schroder initially given only a yellow warning card.

Rider-trainer Rafea Alamri used a cocktail of drugs associated with abuse in endurance by masking unsoundness and lowering the heart rate.

Questions over the status of a corporate owner mean that Israel’s first-ever Olympic jumping team must manage without its anchor rider.

Witness recalls hearing ‘pops and snapping noises’ at a show where Kocher told him he was trying to fix the spurs as they were ‘too hot’.

Court of Arbitration for Sport exonerated Nicole Walker from a positive test but her affected results at Lima 2019 were not reinstated.

"We are extremely disappointed...to lose this case on appeal is more than disheartening." ~ FEI secretary general Sabrina Ibáñez.

As well as horse abuse, the US rider is found to have brought the sport into disrepute and committed criminal acts under Swiss law.

The US Jumping athlete has also been disqualified from eight events in 2018 and 2019 for using electric spurs on his horses.

Italy’s Evelina Bertoli did not realize her marks had been wrongly added up until it was too late to lodge a formal protest.

Appeal became ‘moot’ after CAS ruled in favour of suspending all disciplines, not just endurance which had caused the latest crisis.