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Improve the quality of your horse’s paces using just three poles -
How to start riding bridleless by establishing the ultimate connection with your horse -
Execute smarter square halts with the help of four poles -
How to ride free walk for higher dressage marks – with advice from FEI judge Stephen Clarke and Carl Hester -
Add structure and intent to your hacks with this simple transition exercise -
No time to ride? Use this quick and easy to set up in-hand pole layout to engage your horse mentally and physically -
Test and improve your horse’s adjustability with this eventer-favourite two-pole canter exercise -
Transform your 20m circles into a productive schooling exercise for increased suppleness and focus -
Encourage your horse to lift and lengthen with the help of this zig-zag polework layout -
Master your corners with this simple walk transition exercise to improve accuracy and impress the judges -
Practise changing leads over poles or jumps with this figure-of-eight layout -
Hone your horse’s responsiveness with this super-simple exercise you can practise anywhere -
Boost the quality of your horse’s canter with this straightforward poles routine -
Teach your horse to rein-back from the ground to engage their core and release tension -
A simple polework exercise to help distinguish between sharper corners and rounder circles -
Develop your horse’s engagement in canter with this quick transition exercise -
Boost your horse’s suppleness and manoeuvrability using five poles on the ground -
Try this exercise to encourage your horse to engage his hindleg from the ground -
Sharpen your transitions using this simple exercise on a circle
