Arkle Sale shatters all records with €25 million haul and 63 six-figure lots
Total spending at Goffs surpassed €25 million during two days of incredible trade.
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SUBSCRIBER ONLY: Offering a platform for uncomfortable conversations
We cannot ignore the voices of those who challenge decisions with legitimate reasons and will always offer a platform for the more uncomfortable conversations to be had
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NEWS: Harty is heading to Tattersalls
Sabrina Harty won the open section of the Tattersalls Ireland Treo Eile Showing Pathway Series at Raheendaw Horse and Pony Show riding Slievenamon John to qualify for the final
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NEWS: Equestrianism to benefit from new round of ORIS funding
Dara Calleary TD has announced amendments to ORIS which will significantly increase access to funding for equestrian trails and bridleways
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NEWS: The World Breeding Championships are to introduce MERs
The WBFSH has announced the introduction of MERs for the World Breeding Championships for show jumping, and other news in brief
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SHOW JUMPING: Alice flies to 1.10m success
Alice Manoliu and Wrenwood Flying Tiger won Mullingar’s 1.10m Derravarra Championship
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Oilseed Rape: 'A hidden poison for horses - the fumes are sickening'
Following the death of a talented young point-to-pointer, Siobhan English and Helen Sharp investigate growing concerns that oilseed rape pollen poses a serious threat to equine health
Equine flu confirmed on 13 premises since March
Horse owners encouraged to have their horses vaccinated or given booster jabs
Safeguarding Must Be “Embedded”, says HSI Chief Executive
HSI's Denis Duggan responds to questions following the Katie Simpson Review and outlines how it works with affiliates to promote child welfare standards across the sector
The safe stop principles for PTOs
Every year in Ireland, people are seriously injured and even killed by PTOs. Many of these accidents can be avoided. Horse Sense issues a reminder on how to put your safety first