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Glamping tents will be available to book at an international horse trial event for the first time this year.

An “exciting new addition” to the British Eventing (BE) Howden Way programme will provide bespoke training and support to riders who take on former racehorses. The thoroughbred aftercare programme is to be run by British Eventing and aimed to sit with the Howden Way’s regional training, talent and young horse academy and young horse leagues. […]

British Eventing (BE) chief executive Helen West is to step back this summer, after two years of “sheer hard work, commitment, vision and ability to drive change”. BE announced today with “deep regret” that Ms West, who has been in post since summer 2021, is resigning owing to personal circumstances including the need to care […]

Young riders from underrepresented communities have enjoyed access to top-class training and taken a step towards their “dreams becoming a reality” thanks to British Eventing (BE) and the Howden Way. This month 20 Cool Ridings members took part in a BE Howden Way regional training academy, held at the British Showjumping National Training Centre in […]

Long-standing sponsor continues support Baileys Horse Feeds marks its 21st consecutive year of supporting British Eventing (BE) by becoming the organisation’s official feed partner through the British Eventing Business Partnership. The feed company is BE’s longest-standing sponsor and as part of the new partnership it will deliver nutritional advice and guidance via The Howden Way […]

It bolsters its equine division, which recently named a chair

This edition of International People Moves details appointments at three brokers: Lockton Re's Cyber Practice, Howden's Equine division and Guy

It bolsters its equine division, which recently named a chair

This edition of International People Moves details appointments at Howden, Tokio Marine Kiln (TMK), and Marsh Norway. A summary of these new hires follows

The Howden Way is a seven-figure investment into eventing to help “identify, develop and nurture its up-and-coming talent, both human and equine”