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Your Weekly Hoofbeat Update...
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| With Everything Horse, you're always in the saddle when it comes to the latest equestrian news and articles. Here's this week's essential round-up of published reads. |
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Latest Classified Listings |
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| The latest FEI World Rankings for July 2026 have once again highlighted the strength of British equestrian sport, with riders featuring prominently across showjumping, dressage, eventing and para dressage. While several international stars continue to lead their respective disciplines, Great Britain boasts multiple riders inside the world's elite across almost every FEI ranking. Here's how the latest standings look. Showjumping: … |
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| A pioneering veterinary outreach mission in one of Botswana's most remote regions has provided vital treatment to 94 horses, 82 donkeys and hundreds of other animals during the first organised veterinary clinics in the eastern Okavango Delta. Volunteer veterinary surgeons Wendy Furness and Michael Colgan travelled from the UK to join the Maun Animal Welfare Society (MAWS) team in delivering … |
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| Television favourites Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash have welcomed two rescued miniature Shetland ponies into their family after becoming Redwings Guardians, helping shine a spotlight on equine welfare and the importance of rehoming rescued horses and ponies. The couple recently completed Redwings Horse Sanctuary's Guardianship assessment process before welcoming 19-year-old Thumbelina and six-year-old Mermaid to their home. Their journey has … |
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| Holly Smith rounded off a remarkable fortnight at the Al Shira'aa Bolesworth International by claiming her fifth international victory of the show in Sunday's CSI4* Medium Tour Final. Riding the experienced Fruselli, Smith produced the quickest double clear in the jump-off, stopping the clock in 36.52 seconds to secure victory ahead of Ireland's Trevor Breen and Great Britain's Guy Williams. … |
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HORSE HEALTH, GUIDES & REVIEWS |
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| Anyone who has spent real time around horses knows the feeling. You arrive at the yard wound tight from the day, and somewhere between the gate and the field your breathing changes. Your shoulders drop. The horse lifts their head, watches you for a moment, then goes back to grazing. Something in you has settled, and you could not have … |
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