Equestrian News
Saudi Equestrian Fund to finance new look FEI Nations Cup series
By Tom Degun
May 3 - International Federation for Equestrian (FEI) President Princess Haya of Jordan has revealed that the Saudi Equestrian Fund will finance the revitalisation of the FEI Nations Cup series. Add new comment
Equestrian ace Fox-Pitt denied shot at Badminton title after rain forces cancellation
By David Gold
April 30 - The Badminton Horse Trials has been cancelled for the first time since 1987 due to the unseasonally poor weather in the United Kingdom recently, with the grounds at the Gloucestershire course waterlogged.Saudi Arabia at centre of new London 2012 scandal
By Duncan Mackay
April 28 - Saudi Arabia, already at the centre of controversy because of its refusal to pick any female competitors for London 2012, is now embroiled in a drugs scandal.
Japanese equestrian rider qualifies for London 2012 Olympics at 70-years-old
By Tom Degun
March 13 - Japanese equestrian rider Hiroshi Hoketsu has sensationally qualified for the London 2012 Olympics at the age 70-years-old, making him the oldest man eligible to compete Games.More Articles...
- Funny woman Jennifer Saunders backs British Showjumping ahead of London 2012
- Saudi show jumpers book place at London 2012
- GB dressage riders receive London 2012 boost with Olympia performances
- Record interest in hosting 2018 World Equestrian Games
- Horse welfare must be improved in South America before Rio 2016, warns Princess Haya
- Lyon set to host 2014 FEI World Cup jumping and dressage finals after Guadalajara pull out
- Germany makes it a magnificent seven at European Show Jumping Championships
- Japan secure London 2012 eventing place at Blenheim
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Humanity serves as the heart and soul of the Olympics – which is why, John Carlos candidly reveals, he and US colleague Tommie Smith infamously raised the black-power salute on the podium at Mexico City 1968. David Owen reports 
