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‘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 -
‘We must adapt to face new challenges,’ says top showing producer Vicky Smith -
‘Who gets the Aachen call-up for Britain?’ H&H eventing editor Pippa Roome shares her thoughts on the final five -
‘It was hot hot hot at Bolesworth,’ says Carmen Edwards, who thanks the show for their efforts to keep horses cool -
‘A relaxed expression, a quiet mouth, a swinging tail and a willing attitude say far more than the bridle a horse wears,’ says Anna Ross -
‘This is a worrying time indeed,’ says top show horse producer Katie Jerram-Hunnable -
‘How could this fiasco have happened with so many senior officials present?’ asks Mark Phillips -
‘It was a massive risk that paid off’: Carl Hester’s view on the return of international dressage to Hickstead -
‘I’m not completely sure it’s the right thing, but at least the FEI is making an effort,’ says William Funnell about changes to the five-year-old World Breeding Championships -
‘A timely reminder that a good horse is never a bad colour,’ says Rebecca Penny -
‘It shouldn’t be a given that riders will go clear when stepping up to four-star’, says Andrew Nicholson -
‘I couldn’t have been prouder of how our team rode producing lovely, harmonious pictures,’ says Laura Tomlinson -
‘We need better conversations and a riders’ committee,’ says showjumper Chris Smith -
‘Viability is always a tight balance,’ says British Eventing CEO Rosie Williams
