More about dressage
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Paralympic champions among British para dressage entries for 2026 World ChampionshipBy Oscar Williams Published -
The Horse & Hound Podcast 178 with Becky Moody: ‘I prefer being the underdog’By Carol Phillips Published -
Three names are certain for the British dressage team at Aachen – but who will be the fourth? H&H’s Oscar Williams weighs inBy Oscar Williams Published -
‘It was a massive risk that paid off’: Carl Hester’s view on the return of international dressage to HicksteadBy Carl Hester Published -
NewsA national treasure, a dear friend: farewell to ‘one of the greatest gifts dressage has ever received’By Eleanor Jones Published -
How to ride free walk for higher dressage marks – with advice from FEI judge Stephen Clarke and Carl HesterBy Oscar Williams Published -
Olympic dressage horse withdrawn from worlds selection race to ‘enjoy a well-earned break’By Lucy Elder Published -
News‘I’m meant to be winding down not up!’ Carl Hester makes grand prix debut with thrilling new rideBy Martha Terry Published -
‘I couldn’t have been prouder of how our team rode producing lovely, harmonious pictures,’ says Laura TomlinsonBy Laura Tomlinson Published -
‘The horses looked as happy as Larry’: first British bridleless show inspires – and goes viralBy Eleanor Jones Published -
The race to Aachen World Championships is on! Which Brits are on song and what competitions are likely to be key in coming weeks?By Lucy Elder Published -
‘Horses make me happier than anything else’: novelist Jojo Moyes on dressage, unconditional love, and why she will never sell a horse againBy Briony Reed Published -
‘Running reins do not feature in the British Horse Society’s teaching’, plus other responses to Pammy Hutton’s columnBy Carol Phillips Published -
News‘Important milestone’ as equestrian competition timetable released for LA28 ParalympicsBy Lucy Elder Published -
‘I’ve been warned never to discuss this, but here goes,’ says Pammy Hutton as she tackles a taboo topicBy Pammy Hutton Published -
NewsDressage ‘can be saved’ – if we acknowledge the issues and work to fix themBy Eleanor Jones Published
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