Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced 23 November that outdoor sport can resume when England exits lockdown and returns to a strengthened tiered system, while limited numbers of fans are set to return
The time to save certain bridleways is ticking down. Lucy Elder looks at ongoing local and national efforts and how you can make a difference
The time to save certain bridleways is ticking down. Lucy Elder looks at ongoing local and national efforts and how you can make a difference
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Helmet safety specialists MIPS (multi-directional impact protection system) is opening its virtual testing tool to the wider market to help brands’ research and design. H&H speaks to MIPS and manufactuers to find out what this means for riders and the market
ADVANCES in virtual helmet testing are hoped to push hat safety forwards at new speed, while helping keep costs down. The progress concerns finite element analysis (FEA) tools, which allow engineers and developers to simulate real-world testing on virtual products. While FEA tools are not new, how they are being used in helmet design – […]
The £40 million loan provisionally announced for British racing is part of the Government’s £300 million Sport Winter Survival Package
A top British rider doubled for the actress playing the Princess Royal in the jumping scenes, while Hickstead and Burghley stand in for other iconic venues in season four of The Crown
The group leading racing’s Brexit preparations has advised the industry not to move horses to and from the EU ‘unless absolutely necessary’ for ‘at least’ the first fortnight of 2021 owing to risk of delay and disruption
The British Eventing (BE) IT task force has reported on what the issues are with the new system, and their severity. H&H finds out more, and talks to BE about the problems
The sale set a new record for the highest-priced point-to-pointer ever sold at public auction
‘We would always rather work with the owners, and it is really brilliant seeing the owner of these horses getting stuck in and helping us as we deal with them’