‘Quirky’ £5 horse completes first four-star event
‘Eddie has made me a stronger rider and brought my love for eventing back – I love him to pieces.’
British Eventing
Three-tier coronavirus lockdown rules: latest advice for riders
Governing bodies have issued advice for members and reminded riders of their individual responsibilities following the three-tier lockdown rules that came into force in England on 13 October
Equine flu boosters: lockdown amnesty comes to an end
The amnesty on six-month boosters, announced in July, was given by two of the sports’ governing bodies in order for members to bring their vaccinations up to date
British Eventing admits mistakes made during £2.75m IT project *H&H Plus*
British Eventing has admitted mistakes were made during its IT transformation project, which has cost £2.75m so far, but intends to continue to make improvements and hopes to rebuild members’ trust now the system is up and running. H&H finds out more…
Mistakes have been made in the British Eventing (BE) IT transformation project, BE has acknowledged, but the system is up and running and will continuously be improved. BE has updated members on the major undertaking, which includes not only BE’s website but also its database, entries and results system; the “first end-to-end sport delivery system”. […]
‘Disappointment’ as horse shows remain on hold in Scotland
‘We are acutely aware of the need for equestrian competitions, events and businesses to resume’
Equine flu vaccinations: rules clarified as sport resumes
Governing bodies have provided clarification on flu vaccination requirements as more sport gets underway
Extra international classes to give ‘much-needed’ boost to 2020 eventing calendar
British Eventing has said the classes are ‘excellent news’
Two years of national eventing championships move to one venue this autumn
Norton Disney has stepped in to host both the 2019 and 2020 British Eventing (BE) championship for the sport’s entry-level competitors. The rescheduled 2019 Airowear BE80(T) Championship will now run as a standalone class alongside the 2020 final at the Lincolnshire event (16-18 October), which had been set to run at Burghley for the first […]
Bacon butties, hand sanitiser and dogs allowed: eventing under the ‘new normal’
‘Our focus remains on keeping all participants safe, while enabling everyone to enjoy a competition experience as close to normal as we can’
Calendar shuffles and new fixtures as British Eventing prepares to re-start
British Eventing has released its provisional calendar for July and August, featuring fixtures from grassroots to CCI4*, as well as plans to replace classes lost owing to Blenheim’s cancellation