Horse & Hound - 2017-06-15

• equine therapy
• Hickstead Derby preview
• Horse hero
• Best of my fun...
• Martin scott
• The election: what does it mean for the equine industry
• H&H interview
• Vet clinic
• Road safety: riders must take responsibi­lity
• 2020 and 2024 Olympic equestrian plans
• should owners or vets make the final call?
• Point-to-point
• Point-to-point
• showjumpin­g
• A WIDER AUDIENCE
• Tributes to an eventing great
• Lantern fest organisers determined to Shine Up
• GOOD WEEK BAD WEEK
• ‘It’s hard to be patient when you’re a patient’
• Bionic 59-year-old triumphs
• Sandiegobe­se channels his power
• A new trainer helped Sara Richardson find motivation — and victory.
• Riding flying changes on a serpentine has helped Hannah Smith-Hilliard and Del-Isla crack changes in a test.
• Richard Black’s pick from 200 foals at a Verden auction, Furst Ruprecht, claimed his third win in two outings.
• Joanna Potterton, 73, topped 70% to win an elementary qualifier in her first competitio­n for 18 months.
• A Welsh section B stallion completed his novice silver summer qualificat­ion with a plus-70% score at SNEC.
• It was third time lucky for Ri Alto and Sara Garvie who won a PSG at Bury Farm after training in Germany.
• Ian Carr’s Diamond Legacy won Warren Farm’s advanced medium.
• Coffin racks up a quadruple whammy
• Miller grinds out crucial win
• Moret fells her rivals
• Romanella strikes gold
• Fletcher leads British rout
• Cian O’Connor’s Good Luck win
• Artist paints a delightful picture
• In For The Kill f inds winning niche
• Exception returns as Cuddy contender
• Exmoor Marigold is blooming marvellous
• DABINETT MOON ENJOYS THE SUN
• LATE STARTER TRIUMPH
• Marching to victory

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