Eventing magazine: April 2015
In this month’s Eventing magazine, read part two of our essential guide on horse trials in 2015. We also bring the breeding special including a look at four-star stallions and ex-racehorses who have carved successful careers as eventers. Ben Hobday also talks us through how to keep maximum power in your canter while going cross-country. You can enjoy all the news and reports from the last two months.
What’s in Eventing magazine: April 2015
Breeding special
- Top boys: Chilli Morning and the other stallions who’ve competed at four-star
- French paradise: We visit Jouetard, the stud where double world young horse champion Tenareze started his life, and meet the next stars to watch out for
- Bred to race, winning eventing: The bloodlines of ex-racehorses Ortolan and Sqadron Leader
- Multi-talented: Through the keyhole at the stud where Emily Llewellyn is based with polo player and showjumper Max Routledge
Features
- Keep the revs up: Stay confident cross-country by adding maximum power to the canter. Ben Hobday explains how
- Horse Trials guide part 2: Essential info on every British Eventing fixture from July to October: what the organisers and riders say about the events, plus cross-country statistics from 2014
- A case of yard envy at Piggy French’s: Our rider diarist Louise Harwood goes visiting for World Class training, is “out-blinged” at British Dressage and starts her eventing season
News
- Riders react to new dressage tests
- The case for medical armbands remaining cumpulsory
- New Burghley course
- Death of a supersire
The regulars
- World news
- Stabletalk
- Legal eagle
- Blair diary
- Tried & Tested: Clothing
- Results
Reports
- Isleham
- Tweseldown (1)
- Oasby (1)
- Poplar Park
- JAS Final
- Grassroots round-up
- World reports
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A graduate of Exeter University, Amy joined our news team from Redpin Publishing in 2008 as news writer. She was promoted to deputy news editor in May 2013 and became news editor in April 2015. She left Horse & Hound in March 2016 to take up an editorial position in Dubai.