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What to wear for competition riding

3 March, 2009

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Is it correct to wear a stock or a tie for dressage? Are boots and matching leather gaiters acceptable or do I need long leather boots for showing? Can I wear tweed or do I need a black jacket for show jumping?

Confusion about what clothing is correct for different disciplines is common, so H&H has put together a definitive list of what is allowed under the rules of various associations.

Click on the relevant link below to read a summary of the rules surrounding rider turnout for the most popular disciplines.

• Clothing for eventing

• Clothing for dressage

• Clothing for show jumping

• Clothing for M&M showing

• Clothing for BSPS showing

Don't miss Horse & Hound's selection of the latest competition clothing to come on to the market in our third show special of 2009 (on sale 5 March, '09)

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