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When Winston Churchill visited the Royal International, and other standout showing highlights from Hickstead’s history -
‘A course-designer should have his own signature style, like Picasso’: find out what Frank Rothenberger has in store for the World Championships -
‘It’s the attention to detail that makes the difference’: Royal International judge shares his advice for competitors -
Adult riding camps: what they are, who they’re for and why you should book on -
Three adorable miniature horse breeds, and why they aren’t the same as ponies -
From Yorkshire hill hacking to interval training: how Becky Moody trains Jagerbomb to be a dressage champion -
How to trot a horse up properly *H&H subscribers* -
‘I was very nervous – you don’t get to ride that kind of horse every day’: the day Jack Whitaker rode dressage star Jagerbomb -
‘Type is so important’: Royal International judge Leon King offers his advice for competitors -
15 rare horse breeds from Great Britain and around the world -
‘I spent most of the night watching the plane on Flightradar’: Becky Moody on flying Jagerbomb to the World Cup -
‘I like to see the horse is actually enjoying itself’: Royal International judge Margaret Hopkins shares her advice for competitors -
How many fences, what’s the optimum time and more – course-designer answers your questions about the World Championships cross-country course -
‘I had no control’ and ‘I watched videos of you growing up’ – Ginny Elliot and Ros Canter meet and share Burghley memories -
The Horse & Hound Podcast 178 with Becky Moody: ‘I prefer being the underdog’ -
Three names are certain for the British dressage team at Aachen – but who will be the fourth? H&H’s Oscar Williams weighs in -
Under-25 national champion Alice Casburn recalls the rocky start of her home-bred superstar -
Meet the £1k purchase who won the 2026 Hickstead Derby against the odds: ‘He needs a book about all the ups and downs of his life’ -
‘Keep the trophy well away from me this time!’ How William Whitaker’s previous Hickstead Derby win was ‘ear today, gone tomorrow’…
