Equestrian news from the Hereford Times;

The British Horse Society seeks map volunteers

7:00am Monday 9th November 2009

THE BRITISH Horse Society has received an overwhelming response from riders throughout the UK who want to help map “Britain on Horseback”, but it is still looking for more equestrians to lend a hand.

New date for club’s autumn hunter trials

7:00am Saturday 31st October 2009

THE RESCHEDULED Autumn Hunter Trials of Ledbury Hunt Supp-orters Club take place on Sunday at Gadbury Eldersfield, Gloucester-shire, from 9.30am.

Equestrian A-listers to give lecture at Hartpury College

7:00am Wednesday 28th October 2009

EQUESTRIAN A-listers William and Pippa Funnell are the stars of British Riding Clubs’ National Equine Forum at Hartpury College on November 22.

Open day success for Arrow Equestrian

7:00am Saturday 24th October 2009

ARROW Equestrian in Pembridge held an open day during which it raised £260 for the Air Ambulance.

Clubs gather for horse welfare conference

7:00am Saturday 17th October 2009

British Riding Clubs and the BHS welfare department have joined forces to organise an exciting Equine Welfare Conference, generously sponsored by Equest and Equest Pramox.

Riders attack plan for horse ownership 'tax'

7:00am Saturday 10th October 2009

HORSERIDERS across the UK are joining together to urge the Government to think again about imposing an “unfair tax” on every horse owner in the UK of £10.50 per animal per year.

Herefordshire riders qualify for championship

7:00am Saturday 3rd October 2009

DRESSAGE riders Lucy Pincus, from Bartestree, and Karen Beddows, from Longtown, have qualified for the prestigious Petplan Equine Area Festivals Final at Hartpury College in Gloucestershire, which will take place in April 2010.

Horse of the Year Show tickets selling well

9:00am Monday 28th September 2009

FOLLOWING its most successful show ever in 2008, this year’s Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) is reporting excellent sales.

Riders are urged to be seen as nights draw in

8:00am Thursday 24th September 2009

A WEST Midlands rural watchdog body is urging horse riders to wear high-visibility clothing now that the nights are drawing in.

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