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‘Horse sport is alive and well, and as popular as ever with spectators,’ says Carl Hester as he looks back at Aachen -
‘Aachen really is the Mecca of horse sport,’ says Graham Fletcher -
‘I am disturbed young British riders have to find +£5,000 to represent their country,’ says Mark Phillips -
‘Some showing qualifiers are hairy to watch, both figuratively and literally,’ says Bethan Simons -
‘Is five-star experience necessary for World Championships and Olympics?’ Pippa Roome analyses Aachen -
‘Fortune favours the switched-on in the show ring’, says Stuart Hollings -
‘The challenge of a championship held on grass sifted out all but the very best riders,’ says William Funnell -
‘Typical dad, my initial thought was that there could not have been too many in it!’ admits Mark Phillips after Zara beats +60 to British open title -
‘Did I just dream that?’ Richard Davison reflects on a golden week at the dressage World Championships -
‘Can the British showjumpers bring it home?’ asks Graham Fletcher -
‘The top level of equestrian sport is becoming unreachable,’ warns Pammy Hutton -
‘Set shows are a topic that comes up time and time again in the collecting ring,’ says Rebecca Penny -
‘We’re hoping for a proper cross-country test,’ says Andrew Nicholson ahead of the world championships -
‘Never underestimate the importance of a venue,’ says Tim Gredley -
‘My spine is tingling already,’ says Carl Hester ahead of World Championships -
‘To lift a trophy 51 years after your first is an achievement you can’t replicate in any other sport’, says Chris Smith -
‘Nobody wins when event organisers have large entries but aren’t allowed to hold an extra day’, warns Mark Phillips -
‘A sad time as we say goodbye to lifelong servants of equestrian sport,’ says Richard Davison -
‘One minute I was on top of the world – the next wondering if I’d ever win another class,’ says Simon Reynolds
