UK national governing body says the growing awareness of social licence means it cannot vouch for horse welfare in classes not run under its auspices.

Four horses have tested positive to EHV-1 in the same region of southern Europe that was stricken with the virus two years ago.

Past and present owners of the legendary dressage stallion battle over who owns his semen in multiple courts since his death in 2020.

Cost-cutting measures and 'difficult' works on the historic Versailles site are believed to account for the Parisians’ approach.

Felix Vogg could have accepted a two-year suspension but by requesting a hearing he ended up with a two-month ban.

Allegations that Moroccan ‘spiked’ the tobacco smoked in a hotel shisha bar are unproven; Egypt loses its Tokyo team jumping result.

It will be an offence to buy, sell or gift a horse without an equine knowledge qualification as per new legislation to come into force.

The International Jumping Riders Club continues to query why countries who will never qualify a rider get to influence big Olympics decisions.

Over 80% of member nations vote to find new fifth discipline as UIPM congress flags up the danger of using tradition to defend your sport.

It is rare for committee members to divulge internal disagreement over major policy decisions, but the future Olympic format continues to divide riders and the FEI.