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The unstoppable Boyd Exell has won the FEI World Cup Driving Final

"I'm pleased to say I survived Christmas with the family (there is

"As I sit here in my office, it doesn't seem 5mins ago that it was

“It’s been a good season, he says with an air of contented

“Hello again friends!

"In my last blog, I introduced you to

"Well, here we are again at the beginning of the year; we are as

“Hello friends!

“Hello friends!

"Its like Boxing Day on our yard; our Towerlands National Carriage

“Hello again!

"I need help I haven't harnessed a horse since I

“Welcome to Autumn, friends!

“Hello again friends! Have you ever looked at the feet of a draught horse? The front feet are usually as big as dinner plates with long toes and low heels. The back feet look like they have wings on the outside; we call these “flares”. If you have a chance to look at a draught foot someday, please do because I am betting that if you have never seen one before, you will not understand how and why we shoe this way.

“Hello again! Well, our 2010 show season kicked off with a bang.

“Hello again everyone! For this blog entry, I thought I would introduce you to my favourite mare in the barn, Victoria. Vic is a 12-year-old mare, all black. She is an All-American mare, having won the contest in 2006.

"What is it about horses that makes you forgive, forget and fall in

"Well the season is upon us, the thoughts of the wet, cold, frozen,

"What's happened since Christmas? Well this year, a lot.

"This year is about as depressing as it can get - the South of

"I've broken-in and retrained lots of TB, Welshes and Arabs

You can pose your question to any of celebrity bloggers; your

Team GBR is made up of the British Equestrian Teams competing in:

The British Driving Society (BDS) is the governing body for carriage driving in the UK. The society divides the country into various areas and regions, with an appointed Area Commissioner who deals with local enquiries and organises events in their members.

It may sound obvious, but a comfortable, well-fitting harness and

Although horses are no longer required to work in harness for