Latest from Horse And Rider Training
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‘I never make a horse do anything – I suggest, he responds’: how long-reining could take your horse from unbacked youngster right up to grand prix -
Is your horse too sharp to ride? Try these three-minute groundwork exercises to take off the edge and engage their brain before you get on -
How to get your horse fit like world number one event rider Harry Meade -
Lacking inspiration? Mary King’s three simple exercises on a 20m circle will improve your riding skills – whatever your level -
Off to jump the RIHS workers at Hickstead? Here’s one expert’s insight into the course and how to train for success -
Time to shine: how to nail your individual show to dazzle the judges -
How to jump a big, bushy bullfinch to impress the judges -
First impressions count in the show ring: why the go-round can make or break your class – and how to ace it -
Rewarding or hair-raising? 6 expert tips for preparing mares and foals to be a breeder’s shop window in the show ring -
Curious about clicker training? Start with these two simple exercises -
Clicker training: an expert guide to why, how and when to use it to benefit your horse -
If you’ve lost your jumping mojo, check out these 5 nuggets of expert advice to get your confidence back on track -
Effortless elegance (or so it seems): refine your side-saddle skills to glide to the top of the ladies’ show horse line-up -
Want to be more balanced in the saddle? Try these unmounted exercises at home to boost your performance in the saddle -
If riding in groups provokes feelings of fear and inadequacy, here’s how to turn that to your advantage -
Stand and deliver to stay top of the line-up – why stillness in the show ring matters more than you think -
Could changing how you hold the reins improve your contact? Become a more independent rider with Charlie Hutton’s rein-handling techniques -
Does the prospect of riding alone fill you with dread? Follow these top tips to fill you with confidence and inspiration instead -
Want to improve your balance in the saddle? Try these simple but not easy international eventer-approved exercises on the flat, with poles and over fences
