Showing Opinion
Stay up to date with the latest Showing opinion from H&H columnists
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Simon Reynolds: ‘Showing is a hobby to be enjoyed, not endured’By Simon Reynolds Published
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Julie Templeton: transparent judging by knowledgeable and honest people is keyBy Julie Templeton Published
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Stuart Hollings: New winter showing finals are a ‘window of opportunity’ for the sportBy Stuart Hollings Published
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Rebecca Penny: ‘What is a performance pony in the show ring?’By Rebecca Penny Published
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Robert Walker: ‘Hunting helps horses’ mindset and extends their careers’By Robert Walker Published
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Katie Jerram-Hunnable: ‘As costs continue to rise, I’ve been asked for “winter rates”’By Katie Jerram Hunnable Published
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Simon Reynolds: ‘My professional status wasn’t handed to me’By Simon Reynolds Published
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Julie Templeton: ‘Make plans, amend rules and sometimes make new ones’By Julie Templeton Published
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Stuart Hollings: ‘Future-proofing the showing world’s art of ring craft’By Stuart Hollings Published
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Rebecca Penny: ‘We owe our unsung heroes a great debt of gratitude’By Rebecca Penny Published
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Robert Walker: ‘I take my hat off to the HOYS organisers – it’s a show like no other’By Robert Walker Published
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Judge Magnus Nicholson: ‘We’d be lost without HOYS and should appreciate it more’By Alex Robinson Published
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Katie Jerram-Hunnable: ‘I pray for the future of our county shows’By Katie Jerram Hunnable Published
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Julie Templeton: ‘Why are show horses considered “old” at age 10, when event horses go on much longer?’By Julie Templeton Published
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BSPS judge Pam Prickett on working hunter classes: ‘Fail to prepare and prepare to fail’By Pam Prickett Published
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Stuart Hollings: ‘The showing world is like a long-running soap opera’By Stuart Hollings Published
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Rebecca Penny: ‘Please make marks available on the day’By Rebecca Penny Published
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‘Judges were willing to shuffle their initial pull-ins’: H&H’s showing editor reviews the Royal InternationalBy Alex Robinson Published
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Robert Walker: riders and judges must be accountable to stamp out bias in showingBy Robert Walker Published