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US Equestrian (USEF) has responded to concerns raised by Olympic event rider Phillip Dutton about funding and leadership in US eventing

<p><span>Solidatus, a leading data management technology firm, has announced a series of new hires to its leadership team that will play a vital role in the company&rsquo;s growth and expansion. Louise Green has been named Vice President of Marketing, Simon Horrobin as Vice President of Product, and Alun Baker has been appointed Chairman of the Solidatus Board.</span></p>

Old Friends Welcomes Retired Millionaire Ring Weekend Sponsored by: Ring Weekend arrives at Old Friends Old Friends, the Thoroughbred Retirement farm in Georgetown, KY, has welcomed new retiree Ring Weekend. Owned and campaigned by West Point Thoroughbreds and trained by Graham Motion, the Grade 1-winning gelding retired from racing in 2018 and was originally sent to retrain for a second career with Olympic gold medalist Phillip Dutton, but a recent injury prevented his further progress. “Ring showed incredible promise as an Event prospect, so I was devastated when he sustained a ...

By Neil Hodge2021-04-22T18:41:00+01:00 Credit Suisse on Thursday asked investors for $1.9 billion to rebuild its finances after suffering what CEO Thomas Gottstein called “unacceptable” losses. The Swiss banking giant was on course to achieve its best trading quarter for a decade—until it was forced to write off $4.7 billion through its exposure to the collapse of U.S. hedge fund Archegos Capital. Instead, the bank posted a 757 million Swiss franc (U.S. $825 million) loss for the first three months of the year, having previously warned losses could reach $980 million. The bank is also...

The court sentenced six others up to 15 years in prison, while five were acquitted (Representational) Nice, France: A French court on Wednesday sentenced to 18 years in jail an Italian man accused of orchestrating the kidnapping of an ageing hotel heiress in the French city of Nice. Giuseppe Serena, 67, was among 13 people on trial over the plot against Jacqueline Veyrac, owner of the five-star Grand Hotel in Cannes and the ritzy Mediterranean seafront restaurant La Reserve in Nice. Prosecutors accused Serena of seeking revenge for Veyrac's 2009 decision to terminate his contract to rent and...