Equestrian
FEI and OIE unveil international movement action plan for sport horses
By Emily Goddard
February 28 - The International Equestrian Federation (FEI) and the World Animal Health Organisation (OIE) have unveiled a three-year plan for the safe international movement of sport horses in response to growing demand from countries for help in improving cross-border travelling of top-level horses.
February 28 - The International Equestrian Federation (FEI) and the World Animal Health Organisation (OIE) have unveiled a three-year plan for the safe international movement of sport horses in response to growing demand from countries for help in improving cross-border travelling of top-level horses.Olympic stars Todd and Nicholson to lead New Zealand eventing squad at Rio 2016
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Briton appointed new high performance manager at Irish Eventing
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FEI signs biggest sponsorship deal in history with Longines
Stockdale targets Rio 2016 after missing London 2012 showjumping gold with broken neck
FEI World Cup dressage sponsorship extended to 2016
Dujardin becomes first Briton to top FEI dressage world rankings
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