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‘It’s like a dream’: Holly Smith’s star stallion back to his brilliant best at Hickstead

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By Eleanor Jones Verified
| Flipboard
23 hours ago Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s sunny family vacation looked just like the ones the Duke of Sussex used to enjoy as a child. This week, the Duchess of Sussex, 44, shared a collection of photos from her and Harry’s recent trip to Europe with their children, Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, …
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‘Encouraging welfare conversations and celebrating good horsemanship’ as agricultural show announces bitless showing class

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By Eleanor Jones Verified
| Agriculture Newswire
One of Ireland’s longest-established agricultural shows is running a bitless showing class – with a €350 (£300) prize pot, as it “embraces the growing focus on horse welfare”. Horses and ponies in class 23a at the Iverk Show, in Kilkenny on 22 August, may not be ridden in bits, mechanical hackamores or bridles relying primarily on poll pressure.
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‘We were as one’: heartbroken owner’s final farewell to 30-year-old horse, who represented her country

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By Eleanor Jones Verified
| Flipboard
5 days ago A failed racehorse who has been retrained has been revealed as a finalist for a national award. Daisy Adamson, 31, from Essex, bought Sugar Rush in 2015, after Newmarket trainer Michael Bell decided racing was not for him. But Sugar Rush - also known by his stable name Marley - is up for the horse of …
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