Dressage Opinion
Stay up to date with the latest Dressage opinion from H&H columnists
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‘Did I just dream that?’ Richard Davison reflects on a golden week at the dressage World ChampionshipsBy Richard Davison Published
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‘The top level of equestrian sport is becoming unreachable,’ warns Pammy HuttonBy Pammy Hutton Published
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‘My spine is tingling already,’ says Carl Hester ahead of World ChampionshipsBy Carl Hester Published
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‘A sad time as we say goodbye to lifelong servants of equestrian sport,’ says Richard DavisonBy Richard Davison Published
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‘A relaxed expression, a quiet mouth, a swinging tail and a willing attitude say far more than the bridle a horse wears,’ says Anna RossBy Anna Ross Published
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‘It was a massive risk that paid off’: Carl Hester’s view on the return of international dressage to HicksteadBy Carl Hester Published
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‘I couldn’t have been prouder of how our team rode producing lovely, harmonious pictures,’ says Laura TomlinsonBy Laura Tomlinson Published
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‘Running reins do not feature in the British Horse Society’s teaching’, plus other responses to Pammy Hutton’s columnBy Carol Phillips Published
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‘I’ve been warned never to discuss this, but here goes,’ says Pammy Hutton as she tackles a taboo topicBy Pammy Hutton Published
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‘What the public thinks about equestrian sport matters,’ warns Richard DavisonBy Richard Davison Published
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‘The FEI seems to be moving at a collected walk rather than an extended canter on things that “cannot wait”,’ says Carl HesterBy Carl Hester Published
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‘Framing older age as the underdog is not good for our sport,’ warns Pammy Hutton after being asked if she still rode ‘at her age’By Pammy Hutton Published
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‘If the public don’t like what they see, they have the power to shut us down,’ warns Laura Tomlinson as she calls for changeBy Laura Tomlinson Published
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Dressage needs to answer harder questions than just ‘who did what in the warm-up’ to secure its futureBy Oscar Williams Published
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Anna Ross: ‘Everyone’s watching now, and willingness to question ourselves has to be part of the deal’By Anna Ross Published
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Carl Hester warns riders to ‘be careful what you wish for’ ahead of the FEI dressage rules revisionBy Carl Hester Published
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We shouldn’t take riding horses for granted and we should tell others why we love it, says Pammy HuttonBy Pammy Hutton Published
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Richard Davison calls for extra steps to ensure riders suspended for horse abuse change their training methodsBy Richard Davison Published
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‘Some of the best horses were, quite frankly, underwhelming early on,’ says Anna Ross reflecting on how good training can pay offBy Anna Ross Published