Staying in the Olympic Village is a unique experience, with opportunities to meet – and embarrass yourself in front of – athletes from every sport and nation, as riders tell Catherine Austen
A horse who has had foot problems comes through to take a novice
Clothes a little tight? 4am alarms? A desperate search for a neckstrap? This can mean only one thing — here’s a few things that might ring true in a month or so...
This month’s Derby-winning jockey tells Catherine Austen how he landed the odds on his Epsom debut, and why he’s in no rush to pursue his accountancy career just yet
Many of the world’s best riders in all disciplines cut their teeth at the Pony Club Championships. Catherine Austen discovers some of their memories and the lessons they learnt
H&H’s hunting editor Catherine Austen bids a fond farewell to her trusty hunting partner of more than a decade
Frankie Dettori is the hero of an extraordinary Royal Ascot with six winners, giving him a sixth jockeys’ title at the meeting
Catherine Austen is one of just a handful of journalists working on site at Royal Ascot this week – here are her reflections on the first day...
The former European and world champion tells Catherine Austen about her passion of riding for the British team, why pressure makes her tick and her chance to return to the Olympic fray
In an in-depth interview in H&H this week, Zara Tindall discussed her desire to ride on another championship team for Great Britain and the personalities and aims of her team of horses, and we also bring you some of her training tips
‘This is an opportunity to entertain, inspire and share learning about hounds from around the globe’
Each equestrian sport can benefit from the specialist expertise of another. Catherine Austen investigates the advantages of interaction between eventing and racing
‘Anyone who has had anything to do with puppies is well aware of their sense of adventure’
The fast and feisty chestnut mare who has every cross-country question sewn up
The ideal horse for youth championships does not have to be an elite star, Catherine Austen says, finding that temperament and partnership are as vital as talent
Dr Dan Martin on switching from the rugby world to horses – and one jockey’s disgusting Christmas dinner
Running Badminton requires the time, energy and skill of thousands of people every year. Catherine Austen speaks to a few of the key players about their roles and favourite memories
The trainer bagged his first Cheltenham winner before the lockdown. Catherine Austen discovers his unique prep and how he’s reliving the memories
Many great horses helped make Sir Mark Todd’s eventing career such an illustrious one, but everyone can only ever have one first Badminton winner. Sir Mark talks about Southern Comfort, with whom he won his first Badminton in 1980...
