7 September 2010

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Lara Whiteway secures back-to-back wins at Scope Festival

Sixteen-year-old Lara Whiteway picked up wins riding ponies and horses on the second day of the Scope Festival at Stafford County showground

Georgie Strang and Master Monarch having a jumping lesson with Mark Kyle

Georgie Strang's Burghley blog: we're on our way

Georgie Strang feels privileged to be heading off to compete at her first Burghley on the experienced Master Monarch

Michel Jung and La Biosthetique-Sam FBW, eventing World Cup final winners for Germany in 2009. Photo by Kit Houghton

Germany's Michael Jung wins eventing World Cup

Germany's Michael Jung has won the HSBC FEI World Cup eventing title for the second year running.

Toby Coles' racing diary: Robin Hood and riding to the races

Toby Coles, 25, is Britain's newest — and youngest — racehorse trainer

Rider in intensive care unit after collapsing at Tring Show

Carla Perotton, 23, was rushed to hospital from the show on Sunday

Winter dressage and showjumping champs to remain at Hartpury

Hartpury College will host the Blue Chip winter showjumping championships and the NAF Five Star winter dressage championships for the foreseeable future

First Scope Festival champions crowned at Stafford

The first champions of the Scope Festival were celebrating at Stafford County Showground yesterday

Dressage rider Laura Wood loses feed, bedding and clothes in lorry fire

Dressage rider Laura Wood was left without clothes, tack, bedding and feed on her trip to the British Dressage Area Festival after her lorry caught fire

Alex Embiricos to cycle for Bob Champion Cancer Trust

Alex Embiricos — whose father Nick Embiricos owned the 1981 Grand National winner Aldaniti — is to cycle from Lands End to John O'Groats in aid of the Bob Champion Cancer Trust