While Andrew McConnon competed at Burghley last weekend, images of him allegedly abusing horses on private property were going viral.

Double bridles in FEI dressage are considered a 'sport' matter and not a 'welfare' one, which makes them ineligible for review until 2026.

Following accusations of leniency, the Dansk Ride Forbund has taken the unusual step of rejecting the decision of its own disciplinary panel.

A rare warning card for use of rollkur has been belatedly issued in Paris – but only after the world's most influential animal rights organisation intervened.

Denmark hastily regroups after a leaked video sees Carina Cassøe Kruth replaced as reserve; rider admits her 'clear error'.

Morgan Barbancon Mestre failed to communicate her whereabouts to anti-doping authorities and her appeal had unprecedented consequences.

Katie Malensek was heartbroken when she was unexpectedly eliminated at the Kentucky CCI4*-S for using an illegal bit.

The 1976 Montreal Olympic dressage champion lent her support to the 'ban hyperflexion' campaign and wondered why the FEI 'did nothing'.

The reason: no one wants to host major medal events due to the rising costs involved and changed priorities.

At major events, a judge could be stationed in the riders' tent on cross-country day to take stakeholder opinion into account.