11 March 2010

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Ten Hanoverians killed in Canadian barn fire

A barn fire broke out in Cumberland Beach, Ontario on Sunday morning (7 March) killing 10 horses

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Horse rescued from ditch by equine-trained firefighters

Mare set to make full recovery after spending several hours trapped in a ditch

Entries open for Equine Thesis Of The Year Award

Students are being asked to submit their thesis for consideration by the judges

FEI to launch global consultation on the use of NSAIDs in horse sport

Horse riders, owners, vets and trainers from around the world are to be involved in a global debate on the use of drugs such as bute in horse sport

Clare Balding in the running for Cheltenham Ladies' Day Award

Grand National winning-trainer Venetia Williams and broadcaster Clare Balding are among six women up for the Cheltenham Ladies' Award this year

Horse riders and owners offered training on new anti-doping rules

The British Equestrian Federation is running educational days until the end of April to give owners and riders advice on the so-called “clean sport” rules for FEI competitions

Oliver Townend hopes new ride can complete Rolex Grand Slam

Badminton and Burghley horse trials winner Oliver Townend plans to ride Ashdale Cruise Master at Kentucky in a bid to scoop the $350,000 (£233,571) Rolex Grand Slam

Courtney Dye in "stable coma" after schooling accident

US international dressage rider Courtney Dye (née King) is reported to be in a “stable coma” after falling from a young horse last week.

Zara Phillips focuses ahead to London Olympic Games

With Zara Phillips' world champion Toytown out of action and her chances of making the World Equestrian Games uncertain, she is now focusing on the 2012 Olympics