In this month’s Eventing magazine, read part two of our essential guide on horse trials in 2015. We also bring the breeding special including a look at four-star stallions and ex-racehorses who have carved successful careers as eventers. Ben Hobday also talks us through how to keep maximum power in your canter while going cross-country. You can enjoy all the news and reports from the last two months.
What’s in Eventing magazine: April 2015
Breeding special
- Top boys: Chilli Morning and the other stallions who’ve competed at four-star
- French paradise: We visit Jouetard, the stud where double world young horse champion Tenareze started his life, and meet the next stars to watch out for
- Bred to race, winning eventing: The bloodlines of ex-racehorses Ortolan and Sqadron Leader
- Multi-talented: Through the keyhole at the stud where Emily Llewellyn is based with polo player and showjumper Max Routledge
Features
- Keep the revs up: Stay confident cross-country by adding maximum power to the canter. Ben Hobday explains how
- Horse Trials guide part 2: Essential info on every British Eventing fixture from July to October: what the organisers and riders say about the events, plus cross-country statistics from 2014
- A case of yard envy at Piggy French’s: Our rider diarist Louise Harwood goes visiting for World Class training, is “out-blinged” at British Dressage and starts her eventing season
News
- Riders react to new dressage tests
- The case for medical armbands remaining cumpulsory
- New Burghley course
- Death of a supersire
The regulars
- World news
- Stabletalk
- Legal eagle
- Blair diary
- Tried & Tested: Clothing
- Results
Reports
- Isleham
- Tweseldown (1)
- Oasby (1)
- Poplar Park
- JAS Final
- Grassroots round-up
- World reports
