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Emily Ham’s driving blog: why my ginger cob is joining the dressage horsesH&H's driving blogger explains the importance of ridden work and long reining for driving horses
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: get your Welsh pony or cob’s performance recognisedH&H's driving blogger explains how the Welsh Pony and Cob Performance Scheme works, with points for all sorts of driven and ridden activities
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: have a go at TRECH&H's driving blogger explains what's involved in the fun sport of driven TREC, from map reading to pegging out washing
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: a busy weekend at the indoor finalsH&H's driving blogger finds her work pays off in the dressage and cones at the indoor championships, but Mr J is not on top form in the obstacles
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: a helpful boost as I prepare for the indoor driving finalsH&H's driving blogger looks forward to the indoor driving finals, especially as some good news means she will be able to be better prepared than previously
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: desensitising your horse ready for the showringOur driving blogger offers some advice on desensitising horses for busy showgrounds and gives some ringcraft tips
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: how to dress… and how to show a shoeH&H's driving blogger gives tips on turnout for grass roots showing and points out some pitfalls for first-timers
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: getting started in driven showingOur driving blogger explains how to take your carriage into the showring and gives some useful tips for those starting out
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: time for an MOT for carriage, ponies and equipmentH&H's driver blogger is getting organised ahead of the start of the season — there is a LOT of kit involved with her sport
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: how to plan a season of competitionOur driving blogger explains how she plans her year for her 2 ponies, taking into account what events are on offer and her academic commitments
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: Nola’s story shows how much we have to offer disabled driversH&H's driving blogger relates how Nola — who struggles to fully partake in riding due to disability — enjoys the exhilaration of driving
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: turning riders into successful carriage driversOur driving blogger has been sharing her knowledge with a couple of riders who have a small pony they want to drive
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: festive fun in the driving arenaH&H's driving blogger gets into the spirit of the season with shows holding fancy dress and themed games
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: Talented Mr J is a perfect gentlemanOur driving blogger had a great day out at the Mid Wales Indoor Driving Trials, despite feeling rather under the weather
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: helping others take up the reinsH&H's driving blogger speculates on the value of volunteering and tells us about how drivers start learning to control the horse from the carriage
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: tackling the challenges of driven dressageH&H's driving blogger acts as a dressage writer for the ridden discipline and considers the challenges of teaching ponies to go in a manner suitable for driven dressage
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: you can’t beat a Welsh pony for performanceH&H's driving blogger reflects on the success of Welsh ponies as ridden and driven animals, as her own ponies collect honours in the Welsh Pony and Cob Society performance scheme
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: keeping ponies fit on the side of a mountainH&H's driving blogger discusses the difficulties of keeping her ponies fit with tricky terrain, bad weather and her university schedule
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: success for Britain and throttling back the speed indoorsH&H driving blogger Emily Ham reflects on Britain's medals at the World Pony Championships and adjusts to competing indoors herself
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Emily Ham’s driving blog: introducing myself and the sport of carriage drivingH&H's new driving blogger Emily Ham explains the phases of driving trials — and why she thinks it should be an Olympic sport
