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Randy Savvy and the Compton Cowboys aren’t just riding horses for fun. They’re out there crushing stereotypes, correcting historical wrongs and enriching the lives of kids every single day.

LOS ANGELES — It was a story Randy Savvy had heard countless times before: Another Black man had been killed in Compton. Hearts and lives were shattered. A community grieved.

Print It was a story Randy Savvy had heard countless times before: Another Black man had been killed in Compton. Hearts and lives were shattered. A community grieved. In early 2020, Savvy, born Randall Hook, learned that a friend’s boyfriend was fatally wounded by gunfire on his way to a store. Savvy, 31, understood her grief. He’s lost loved ones to gang violence too. He wrote “Colorblind,” his first single, in response. Advertisement “That song came from a really inspired place of thinking about the life that we live in inner cities, how we lose lives and how it just seems to be ...

Kevin Babington. Credit: Corbis/Sportsfile via Getty Imag Irish showjumper Kevin Babington is among six equestrians to be honoured at an awards ceremony next month. Kevin will receive the lifetime achievement award at United States luxury lifestyle magazine Robb Report’s Horsepower Gala in a virtual ceremony on 18 February. The gala, which raises funds for and increases awareness of horse abuse, neglect, and slaughter, will feature a live auction with proceeds going to welfare charity Equus Foundation. Kevin, who represented Ireland on the European, World and Olympic stage, returned...