Deccanherald.com - Full Article
Tabeenah Anjum, DH News Service, Jaipur, MAR 08 2019
As the sun goes down, a 93-year-old French horse rider Philippe Perrier blows a cool air, exchanges whispers as he touches his sharp nose with the face of a Marwari horse, before calling it a day. Philippe is one of the oldest riders at the third edi...
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Sunday, March 10, 2019
Gallops of India brings 70 riders to Rajasthan
Daijiworld.com - Full Article
Mar 8 2019 07:18:01 PM
Jaipur, Mar 8 (IANS): The Gallops of India, being held for the first time in the country from March 2-9, here in Rajasthan, brought 70 riders from across the world to the desert state.
The earlier editions of the event were organised in Morocco in 2018 and in Oman in 2014.
The riders have come from 16 different nations including India, Australia, Brazil, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxemburg, Norway, Oman, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland and the US to share their common love and passion for horse riding.
The ride covering a distance of 200 km started from the Shekhawati town of Mandawa on March 2 and witnessed the participation of professional as well as amateur riders from across ages and backgrounds.
The riders also included the cavalry members of India and Oman, the former Miss France as well as the 93-year-old Philippe Perrier from France.
The Gallops of India's major objective is the promotion of the Marwari Horses - the indigenous breed of Rajasthan, said Angad Deo Mandawa, co-organizer of the event...
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http://www.daijiworld.com/news/newsDisplay.aspx?newsID=568503
Mar 8 2019 07:18:01 PM
Jaipur, Mar 8 (IANS): The Gallops of India, being held for the first time in the country from March 2-9, here in Rajasthan, brought 70 riders from across the world to the desert state.
The earlier editions of the event were organised in Morocco in 2018 and in Oman in 2014.
The riders have come from 16 different nations including India, Australia, Brazil, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxemburg, Norway, Oman, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland and the US to share their common love and passion for horse riding.
The ride covering a distance of 200 km started from the Shekhawati town of Mandawa on March 2 and witnessed the participation of professional as well as amateur riders from across ages and backgrounds.
The riders also included the cavalry members of India and Oman, the former Miss France as well as the 93-year-old Philippe Perrier from France.
The Gallops of India's major objective is the promotion of the Marwari Horses - the indigenous breed of Rajasthan, said Angad Deo Mandawa, co-organizer of the event...
Read more here:
http://www.daijiworld.com/news/newsDisplay.aspx?newsID=568503
Saturday, March 09, 2019
Bahrain: FEI Investigates ‘Illegal Jab’ Video
Horse-canada.com - Full Article
March 8, 2019 | Comments
by: Pippa Cuckson
Prominent figures in Bahrain endurance are being investigated by the FEI following allegations that a top-placed horse in last weekend’s King’s Cup race was illegally injected in the final vet-gate.
It has also emerged that Ahmed Janahi, registered trainer of the horse, was provisionally suspended on Wednesday (March 6th) by the FEI in connection with a prohibited substances offence involving another horse.
The FEI has received a copy of a video which was apparently taken off an official live broadcast from the King’s Cup, Bahrain’s most prestigious endurance race, posing questions why no stewards or judges noticed the incident on the day.
The video has been widely shared on Facebook (see below). It shows several people including Janahi (tall, in black jcket and sunglasses) clustered round Tammam de Lizonne while someone injects him in the neck. The horse went on to return an astonishing heart-rate of 46bpm at the final vet inspection. He placed third under rider Sheikh Mohammed bin Mubarak al Khalifa, a member of Bahrain’s ruling family...
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https://horse-canada.com/horse-news/fei-investigates-illegal-jab-video/?fbclid=IwAR3DRwNNQOq47eZz0jt1__WL65yt-cNTFYhazSH7yFIPmlddxmEN3elhc68
March 8, 2019 | Comments
by: Pippa Cuckson
Prominent figures in Bahrain endurance are being investigated by the FEI following allegations that a top-placed horse in last weekend’s King’s Cup race was illegally injected in the final vet-gate.
It has also emerged that Ahmed Janahi, registered trainer of the horse, was provisionally suspended on Wednesday (March 6th) by the FEI in connection with a prohibited substances offence involving another horse.
The FEI has received a copy of a video which was apparently taken off an official live broadcast from the King’s Cup, Bahrain’s most prestigious endurance race, posing questions why no stewards or judges noticed the incident on the day.
The video has been widely shared on Facebook (see below). It shows several people including Janahi (tall, in black jcket and sunglasses) clustered round Tammam de Lizonne while someone injects him in the neck. The horse went on to return an astonishing heart-rate of 46bpm at the final vet inspection. He placed third under rider Sheikh Mohammed bin Mubarak al Khalifa, a member of Bahrain’s ruling family...
Read more here:
https://horse-canada.com/horse-news/fei-investigates-illegal-jab-video/?fbclid=IwAR3DRwNNQOq47eZz0jt1__WL65yt-cNTFYhazSH7yFIPmlddxmEN3elhc68
It's Time to Wind Endurance Back to Zero
Horse-canada.com - Full Article
Cuckson Report | March 8, 2019
Meetings of the FEI’s Endurance Temporary Committee – tasked with reviewing their sport for the umpteenth time – are always followed up with a press release. These missives include a quote about the new feeling of optimism and cooperation by everyone in the endurance community.
Sorry for my cynicism, but can someone enlighten me as to when FEI Group 7 (Middle East) underwent this amazing epiphany and agreed that high-speed horse-wrecking must stop? I must have been in a coma that day. The national federations might be saying it and meaning it, but the out on the piste it is a very different story.
We were spoon-fed the same feel-good mantra in 2013 and 2014 by the FEI Endurance Strategic Planning Group (remember them, anyone?) They too enthused about goodwill and engagement (an over-used catch-all term, in my view) toward reform. Yet within a year of the ESPG’s final report in April 2014, recommendations were mostly gathering dust, and the UAE federation had been suspended.
The UAE was let back into the FEI “family” by signing a legal agreement that was then scarcely observed in the 2015-16 winter season. By February 2016 the FEI was seeking further assurances about compliance. In April the UAE was stripped of running the 2016 world endurance championship because “horse welfare could not be guaranteed.”
Speeds got even faster, completion rates no better: so many horses’ careers (and probably lives) over by the age of eight or nine...
Read more here:
https://horse-canada.com/cuckson-report/wind-endurance-back-to-zero/?fbclid=IwAR24ZU27-m8KchLwsYC47uJzxsZ8wXSl-3KIIlhLr7PSBh2BoeEgylPpQlc
Cuckson Report | March 8, 2019
Meetings of the FEI’s Endurance Temporary Committee – tasked with reviewing their sport for the umpteenth time – are always followed up with a press release. These missives include a quote about the new feeling of optimism and cooperation by everyone in the endurance community.
Sorry for my cynicism, but can someone enlighten me as to when FEI Group 7 (Middle East) underwent this amazing epiphany and agreed that high-speed horse-wrecking must stop? I must have been in a coma that day. The national federations might be saying it and meaning it, but the out on the piste it is a very different story.
We were spoon-fed the same feel-good mantra in 2013 and 2014 by the FEI Endurance Strategic Planning Group (remember them, anyone?) They too enthused about goodwill and engagement (an over-used catch-all term, in my view) toward reform. Yet within a year of the ESPG’s final report in April 2014, recommendations were mostly gathering dust, and the UAE federation had been suspended.
The UAE was let back into the FEI “family” by signing a legal agreement that was then scarcely observed in the 2015-16 winter season. By February 2016 the FEI was seeking further assurances about compliance. In April the UAE was stripped of running the 2016 world endurance championship because “horse welfare could not be guaranteed.”
Speeds got even faster, completion rates no better: so many horses’ careers (and probably lives) over by the age of eight or nine...
Read more here:
https://horse-canada.com/cuckson-report/wind-endurance-back-to-zero/?fbclid=IwAR24ZU27-m8KchLwsYC47uJzxsZ8wXSl-3KIIlhLr7PSBh2BoeEgylPpQlc
Friday, March 08, 2019
Finding of horse abuse in Dubai endurance race: Fine and suspension imposed
Horsetalk.co.nz - Full Article
March 8, 2019 Horsetalk.co.nz
A rider who competed in a major Endurance race in Dubai in January has been suspended and fined after the FEI Tribunal found that his striking of his horse on the neck with a water bottle amounted to horse abuse.
The tribunal considered the case against Ali Mohd Ali Al Hosani following a formal protest by journalist Pippa Cuckson.
England-based Cuckson provided video footage of the incident in support of her protest.
The tribunal suspended Al Hosani for six months, fined him 2000 Swiss francs, and ordered him to contribute 1000 francs towards the cost of the judicial procedure.
Al Hosani, registered with the Emirates Equestrian Federation, was competing on the horse LCE Corleone in the Sheikh Mohammed Cup CEI 160km race on January 4...
Read more here:
https://www.horsetalk.co.nz/2019/03/08/finding-horse-abuse-dubai-endurance/
March 8, 2019 Horsetalk.co.nz
A rider who competed in a major Endurance race in Dubai in January has been suspended and fined after the FEI Tribunal found that his striking of his horse on the neck with a water bottle amounted to horse abuse.
The tribunal considered the case against Ali Mohd Ali Al Hosani following a formal protest by journalist Pippa Cuckson.
England-based Cuckson provided video footage of the incident in support of her protest.
The tribunal suspended Al Hosani for six months, fined him 2000 Swiss francs, and ordered him to contribute 1000 francs towards the cost of the judicial procedure.
Al Hosani, registered with the Emirates Equestrian Federation, was competing on the horse LCE Corleone in the Sheikh Mohammed Cup CEI 160km race on January 4...
Read more here:
https://www.horsetalk.co.nz/2019/03/08/finding-horse-abuse-dubai-endurance/
Dubai: Endurance Rider Suspended for Striking Horse with Slosh Bottle
Horse-canada.com - Full Article
March 7, 2019
An endurance rider who struck his tiring horse with a slosh bottle has today been suspended six months for horse abuse by a three-member panel of the FEI Tribunal.
The incident involving UAE rider Ali Mohd Ali Al Hosani was captured on the official livestream from the Sheikh Mohammed Cup CEI 160km at Dubai International Endurance City on January 4. Al Hosani also been fined 2000 Swiss francs and disqualified from 16th place.
The protest was lodged by Horse-Canada.com contributor Pippa Cuckson, after the video clip below went viral...
Read more and see video here:
https://horse-canada.com/horse-news/endurance-rider-suspended-striking-horse-slosh-bottle/
March 7, 2019
An endurance rider who struck his tiring horse with a slosh bottle has today been suspended six months for horse abuse by a three-member panel of the FEI Tribunal.
The incident involving UAE rider Ali Mohd Ali Al Hosani was captured on the official livestream from the Sheikh Mohammed Cup CEI 160km at Dubai International Endurance City on January 4. Al Hosani also been fined 2000 Swiss francs and disqualified from 16th place.
The protest was lodged by Horse-Canada.com contributor Pippa Cuckson, after the video clip below went viral...
Read more and see video here:
https://horse-canada.com/horse-news/endurance-rider-suspended-striking-horse-slosh-bottle/
Thursday, March 07, 2019
Bahrain: Shocking Video Emerges of Horse Being Injected During Endurance Event
Grandprix-replay.comTuesday 05 March - 08h24 | Lulu Kyriacou
To add to the troubles besetting endurance, a video has emerged of a horse being injected during an international event in Bahrain at the weekend.
Making a change from the constant news of horse deaths is perhaps the only positive thing to be said about the video which clearly shows an against the rules injection taking place during the H.M. The King's Cup CEI*** 160km in Bahrain on March 2, 2019. The horse is then shown being presented at a vet gate...
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http://www.grandprix-replay.com/uk/article/6033/shocking-video-emerges-of-horse-being-injected-during-endurance-evenrt?fbclid=IwAR1B8p-j5YRsDyK1BM1P_pLTWt-6ohzvObwpKtgbUFpluMciJFEkErFODuo
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