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We’ve posted an updated member frequently asked questions in the Corornavirus Hub of the website in line with some of the queries and issues we’ve received and seen on social media over the last few days.

The most recent update from the British Equestrian Federation including details of the British Equestrian Veterinary Association's new guidance for vets.

It is with great sadness and profound regret that we say goodbye to our husband, father, grandfather, trainer, mentor and friend.

It’s been three weeks since I last wrote to you, and what a surreal and uncertain time it has been. Our priority over this initial period has been to focus on the welfare of everyone involved in our sport, as well as making sure that we were all adhering to the government guidance and advice, which is now simple: ‘stay safe, stay at home, save lives’.

We are really sad to announce that we are closing our April online dressage competition and training classes. Please understand that this decision has not been taken lightly.

Leading Olympic riders from across the disciplines, as well as horse racing jockeys and celebrities have shown their support for a major fundraising initiative launched by the team behind Bolesworth and Liverpool International Horse Shows.

For the third consecutive year, the Ideal Saddles Combined Training Championships returned to Fieldhouse Equestrian Centre in Staffordshire to conclude the 2019/2020 dual discipline series with a final of outstanding quality in both the dressage and jumping arena (15 March 2020).

The British Equestrian Federation has today issued a further update of information and advice on the current coronavirus pandemic for its stakeholders.

The British Equestrian Federation, in conjunction with the British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) and the British Horseracing Authority (BHA), has approved a proposal regarding the vaccination schedule for equine influenza in competition horses competing under its member bodies. The move has been made in order to help riders, owners and vets tackle the significant logistical challenges caused by the coronavirus pandemic, and provide clarity for all.

British youth riders showed consistency across Pony, Junior and Young Rider levels at last month’s Keysoe CDIYJP (13 – 15 March 2020), the first British-based international of the year and the bittersweet last before the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic put a stop to the competition calendar.