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Clear lack of precautions here.

East Sussex body fined as dog walkers struck by tree | HSE Media Centre East Sussex body fined as dog walkers struck by tree 12th August 202414th August 2024 by Joe Hagan-Duckers ShareA body that manages a major forest in East Sussex has been fined after a husband and wife were struck by a tree, with the latter suffering a traumatic brain injury. Caroline Leafe, 70, was...

It’s always important to monitor your muck hills in dry weather. I’ve had glass causing fires, spontaneous combustion and liquids igniting.

Horse dies in Harlow, Essex, after muck fire spreads to stables A blaze breaks out after a dung heap "self-combusted", Essex County Fire & Rescue Service says.

Not again?!

Runaway Household Cavalry horses on loose again in central London It is the second time since April that Household Cavalry horses have bolted through the capital.

Very sad to hear of a second child this month to die on a farm from a quad bike related accident. They’re a highly dangerous piece of equipment.

Dungiven teenager Isaac Roxborough has sadly died after a quad bike collision in Eglinton Police have confirmed that a teenage boy from Burnfoot, Dungiven has sadly died following a collision involving a quad bike outside Eglinton village on Tuesday morning.

We once discussed the pros and cons of a bounce. Wishing her a speedy recovery from her possible interaction with a horse.

Princess Anne in hospital with minor head injury after suspected horse incident The King's sister suffered minor injuries on her estate and is expected to make a full recovery, the palace says.

It was a great finish to a fab week for our clients at Royal Ascot. Harry Charlton, William Haggas, Richard Hannon and Charles Hills all landed major prizes today. With the likes of John Gosden, George Boughey and Brian Meehan also winning big races it’s a huge congratulations from us.

Royal Ascot: Khaadem successfully defends QEII Jubilee crown Oisin Murphy delivered an expert ride aboard Khaadem, which saw the horse land the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes for the second successive year. Swingalong was half a length back in second, whilst Mill Stream was third.

It was a good first day for our clients at Royal Ascot. Brian Meehan won the Coventry Stakes, John & Thady Gosden won the Wolferton Stakes and the Grp 1 St James Palace went the way of Richard Hannon with Rosallion. Congratulations all.

Royal Ascot: Rosallion justifies Hannon's faith in St James's Palace Stakes Rashabar held off the late challenge of Wathnan Racing duo Electrolyte and Columnist to claim the Coventry Stakes in a desperately tight finish; it was Billy Loughnanes first Royal Ascot winner, aged just 18

This is a top rider. Absolutely tragic.

Georgie Campbell: British event rider dies after fall from horse British event rider Georgie Campbell dies after falling from her horse at the Bicton International Horse Trials in Devon.

Congratulations to two of our clients who had big winners today. Clive Cox won the Temple Stakes at Haydock with Kerdos and Richard Hannon who had the first two in the Irish 2000 Guineas. Well done everyone, good job!

Rosallion leads Hannon one-two in Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas Rosallion just got there in the nick of time to sink stablemate Haatem in the Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas at the Curragh on Saturday.

Fascinating notes by the master, Vincent O’Brien, to his assistant trainers from many years ago. It’s similar to what I produced for Barry Hills when I was Assistant Trainer there. The bones of which I still provide to clients now. Basic horsemanship.

It sounds like a £16000 fine was letting them off lightly.

Farming business fined for multiple health and safety risks | HSE Media Centre Farming business fined for multiple health and safety risks 24th April 202429th April 2024 by Christopher Owen ShareA farming business has been fined for multiple health and safety breaches which placed employees and others at risk over many years, in an attempt to cut costs. Seymour Stevens Limited...

This must have been scary for all involved. Can’t see how the horses faired but I hope all people and horses make a speedy recovery. Four injured as runaway military horses bolt through central London

Four injured as runaway military horses bolt through central London The horses, one bleeding heavily, caused chaos in central London as they collided with traffic.

I think he’s right, this is more common than you think and he’s also right that it’s usually jockeys or ex jockeys that are the main culprits. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=849139260591145&id=100064852356024

'This is massively widespread' says trainer after second fine for staff failing to wear safety equipment Use of social media has proved expensive for Phil Kirby for the second time in four years, as the North Yorkshire trainer was fined £650 by a... Read More

Quad bikes are just so dangerous. In so many cases it’s down to not wearing a helmet or not receiving the proper training. I hope it brings some comfort to the family to know this time it was unpreventable.

Galloway woman's quad bike death unpreventable Samantha Bunting died when the quad bike she was riding hit a ridge at a farm in Kirkcudbrightshire.

It was a good start to the flat turf season at Doncaster for two of our clients. William Haggas landed the Cammidge Trophy and Dominic Ffrench Davis won a big pot in the Lincoln. Congratulations to both teams.

William Hill Lincoln report and video replay: Mr Professor far too good David Egan made the perfect start to his new role as retained rider for Amo Racing by partnering Mr Professor to a runaway win in the William Hill Lincoln at Doncaster.

Good luck to all our clients with runners this week at the Cheltenham Festival.

Last year I don’t think there were any staff we were associated with that got through to the finals. This year we have 7! Good luck everyone.

Here’s some simple checks for using machinery. Make sure you don’t become a fatality statistic. blob:

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It’s getting to that time when a lot more cows and calves are in fields so it’s a timely reminder of the responsibility of farmers and landowners.

Was visiting a new client, Dullingham Park, and got to meet first season sire Shaqille. He’s very laid back getting a shampoo.

Very sad news. Thoughts with all the family.

Statement from the IJF:

“It is with deep sadness that we have to report that West Country point-to-point rider, Keagan Kirkby, 25, has died following a fall at Charing point-to-point in Kent today.
His horse, trained locally, ran out through the wing of a fence on the second circuit of the final race. The on course Medical Team attended immediately and despite additional support from a 999 Helicopter Emergency Services Crew, he could not be saved.
Keagan was a respected member of the Paul Nicholls team, who joined in 2019 and who had been awarded employee of the month in December 2021. He was shortlisted for the Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards in the Rider / Groom category 2024.
We kindly ask that everyone respects the privacy of Keagan’s family and the team at Paul Nicholls Racing at this tragic time.”

Congratulations to one of our clients, Salisbury Racecourse, who were rated in the top 10 racecourses to visit in the UK in a Racing Post poll.

Two farmers killed already this year.

Safety plea after two farmers killed in accidents - Farmers Weekly Farmers are being urged to prioritise safety in the workplace this winter after two more people lost their lives on UK farms. A farmer was killed after he

Stay safe in the countryside folks.

This was not something I expected to come across on a visit to a stud today. It was very realistic.

Grandmother dies from attack by cattle and farm severely prosecuted. https://press.hse.gov.uk/2023/12/15/farming-business-fined-after-a-walker-dies-in-cattle-incident/

Lady and Her Horse on a Snowy Day by Félix Thiollier - 1899. Also entitled “Get back here you little beggar!”

I think you would need a very quiet horse to use this on. Invention could make roads safer for horse riders

Invention could make roads safer for horse riders The high visibility whip allows drivers to gauge a safe distance away from a horse and its rider.