Nicki Meuten, a leading American endurance rider, who is also a veterinarian, has escaped suspension for a doping offence in Canada.
Workers are battling round the clock in “multiple shifts” to get Tryon International Equestrian Centre serviceable on time for the World Equestrian Games.
Fear over a potential horse welfare scandal in the sport of endurance at the World Equestrian Games have come to a head in recent days.
The world’s top-ranked endurance horse Shaddad will be unavailable for the UAE’s WEG squad after testing positive to the banned substance, testosterone.
An FEI Endurance Championship is again at the centre of controversy, with video evidence of a highly distressed gold-medal winning team horse.
Stronger use of the yellow warning card for whip misuse and repeat blood offenders has been proposed by the FEI eventing committee .
A 5km test for three-year-old sport horses at speeds has been scrapped by organisers of the FEI World Endurance Breeding Championships after outcry.
Netherlands-based show jumper Ben Talbot, 32, is now the second British rider is at the centre of a social media storm over whip abuse.
A young Uruguayan endurance rider has been suspended for two years and fined 3,000 Swiss francs after her horse tested positive for a banned substance.
British eventer Matthew Wright has been fined $1,950 for falsifying horse passport information in a rare fraud case to come before the FEI Tribunal.