Deciding whether indoor or outdoor stables is best is an ongoing debate among equestrian. Each has their strengths and weaknesses, so how do you decide which one would best suit you? We speak to stabling manufacturers to weigh up the pros and cons
Grand prix dressage rider Alice Peternell explains how to make your horse more forward-going and in front of the leg
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The showjumper offers advice for settling a buzzy ride before you enter the ring
Buttercups are a common feature on many equine pastures, but how much of a problem are they and what risks do they pose to horses?
Riding a grid of fences teaches a horse to land on the right leg and makes the rider aware of their line, explains five-star event rider Ben Way (pictured)
It's always exciting bringing a new horse home, so to ensure it runs as smoothly as possible, here is our ultimate guide to the process
Take a look at this exercise from five-star Irish event rider, Clare Abbott (pictured), designed to steady and balance the canter, both on the approach to a fence and on landing
Take a look at this simple exercise, as explained by dressage rider Amy Stovold, to help improve any horse’s counter-canter
The international showjumper uses a canter-on-a-circle exercise to help develop balance and control, which can be used in the ring
The five-star eventer shows how the figure-of-eight jumping exercise can help develop balance, rhythm and the ability to land on the correct canter lead
The international dressage rider and young horse producer explains how walk pirouettes can improve engagement for medium trot
Winter Dressage Championships day one: a former showjumper lands a title, while a 17-year-old scores her first big win
Put your mind at rest before setting out on a journey with your pride and joy stowed in the back with PRP Rescue Services’ Jon Philips’ top tips
Event rider Georgie Spence explains how performing bounces on a curve can teach a horse to be quick and neat over a fence
Sarah Millis (pictured), an international dressage rider, explains how you can improve the quality and rhythm of the trot by training with half-10m circles and shoulder-in
Understanding insurance policies can be mind-boggling. H&H asks the experts to answer the questions that you thought were too obvious to ask
International dressage rider Sarah Millis explains how you can improve the quality and rhythm of the trot by training with half-10m circles and shoulder-in
Veterinary physiotherapist Hayley Marsh offers a variety of strengthening exercises to do at home — including stretches to increase muscle length, flexibility, suppleness and joint range of motion
What therapy regimes do top riders follow in order to keep their horses in peak condition? Stephanie Bateman investigates...
