The one constant amid the chaos wreaked on the Pony Club summer programme is the hawk-eyed Pony Club mum, says Tessa Waugh, as she doffs her hat to the admirable district commissioner
Allertons managing director Adrian Wray on the glamour of silks, the royal colours and switching to scrubs during lockdown
The Olympic showjumper on learning from Harvey Smith, looking for the first fence and why, despite a tack room full of bits, he turns to his vulcanite pelham
With the right mix of training, horsepower and ambition, a talented amateur can be unstoppable in the show ring. Alex Robinson meets one who is winning against the showing elite
From a Japanese draghunt to a chasing jackal in Palestine, Will Cursham discovers some of the most extraordinary packs of hounds in the world – some of whom live on today
The seven-time champion was not only “poetry on horseback”, but changed the public perception of jockeys
With the 2020 Games postponed a year by the coronavirus pandemic, Pippa Roome looks back on other Olympics that have been affected by world events, from wars and boycotts to terrorism
Olympic dressage rider Spencer Wilton talks about his Rio memories, putting his Tokyo hopeful ‘on ice’ for a year and his exciting new yard
The grand prix dressage rider on his jumping background, the importance of standing still and the horse he would love to have back on his yard
Tessa Waugh’s renovation project is clouded by her reliving the tortured relationships of her youth, but a joyful hack erases the heartbreak of absent workmen
The Nations Cup stalwart made his name producing bargain horses to the highest level. Penny Richardson plots his career from all-round sportsman to Olympic athlete
What really goes on in hunt kennels? How are hounds exercised and fed? Beanie Sturgis reveals the daily routine for two very different packs of hounds
This month’s Derby-winning jockey tells Catherine Austen how he landed the odds on his Epsom debut, and why he’s in no rush to pursue his accountancy career just yet
Seven-time Olympian Andrew Hoy talks about his favourite Olympic memories and some of his best horses
Amateur jockey Timo Condie on his path from living on the streets to riding out for The Queen at one of the top yards in the country
While the world continues to change, Tessa Waugh cherishes the little treats nearby that feel secret and magical – though the prospect of a socially distanced puppy show loses some of its lustre
The show producer on his coffee addiction, acting ambitions and the 21st birthday present he still wears to this day
The Paralympic gold medallist on her fascination with psychology and the pony that put her off jumping
H&H’s amateur survey has uncovered which jobs are most compatible with a competitive lifestyle – or do riders simply make it work? Martha Terry crunches the data
It’s a considerable honour to be invited to the hunt kennels to see the hounds, but what are you looking for? What does a well-made hound look like? Frank Houghton Brown explains the basics
