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Simon Reynolds: ‘Would showing benefit from the introduction of feedback forms?’ -
‘I was verbally attacked and intimidated by some of the leading names, but I wasn’t about to be bullied out of the sport I love so much’: Katie Jerram-Hunnable speaks candidly about her early judging experiences -
Magnus Nicholson: ‘There were problems in the showing world in the past, too’ -
Julie Templeton: ‘Be mindful of your cheeky offers for breeders’ ponies’ -
Stuart Hollings: ‘It holds the in-hand scene together’ -
Rebecca Penny: ‘We need one set of rules for amateur and home-produced classes’ -
Robert Walker: ‘What makes Dublin Horse Show so special and unique?’ -
Katie Jerram-Hunnable: ‘We need more novice classes’ -
Simon Reynolds: ‘Young talent were deserving winners at Hickstead’ -
Alex Robinson: ‘I hope ponies are given the break they deserve this summer’ -
Katie Duxbury: ‘The Great Yorkshire is a big ask for a young horse’ -
Julie Templeton: ‘With entries for plaited classes down, how can we reverse this worrying trend?’ -
Stuart Hollings: ‘Will new intermediate show riding type qualifying system cut entries?’ -
Rebecca Penny: ‘Nothing beats winning a large class, so how do we keep numbers up?’ -
Martin Jones: ‘Why I chose a set show over a freestyle performance at Royal Windsor’ -
Royal Windsor judge Sarah Kate Coward: fit not fat – and why first impressions matter -
Katy Carter: ‘Are we doing enough to prepare young riders so they can progress?’ -
Robert Walker: ‘We must sell our sport by showcasing it at its best’ -
Katie Jerram-Hunnable: ‘Get out of the arena, it’s time to embrace open spaces’
