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Between Brexit, ongoing Covid-19, the US presidential election and the prospect of a non-event Christmas, I'm not sure how many more depressing subjects we can consume as a nation.
It’s always great to engage in discussion with someone passionate about horses, so it was all the more interesting to catch up with Hugh O’Neil a couple of weeks ago when he dropped off some gates at Waxwing.
By Tom Best
In a week when one of Britain's leading livestock auctioneers, Brightwells, closed the door on its equine department, the industry can only hope that another will open during the coming year.
As we move towards the breeding season, there is an onus on breeders to produce something as good as what they’ve got and preferably better.
Having lost faith in New Year resolutions, I’ve decided to let 2020 take it’s own course with a ‘let’s see what happens’ approach this time.
Few individuals are able to unite the various interests of the equestrian world, but one man did just that at this year’s Horse of the Year Show – his name? Lorenzo.
By Vicki Glasgow
As sad as it may seem, I have just read through my January wish list – as published in this newspaper – only to find out that none of the wishes I made have come to pass so far.
A DAY out at the Highland pony breed show, at Strathallan, was just the tonic I needed following three weeks when stress levels seemed to be at an all-time high.