Eventing magazine: February 2015

In this month’s Eventing magazine, read our training special. We also find out more about the cream of the crop from last year’s young horse World Championships and we announce the winners of the amateur photographer competition. We also introduce the brand new rider diarist, and you can enjoy all the news and reports from the last two months.

What’s in Eventing magazine: February 2015

Cover story

• Riders speak out against frangible pin rule clarification
• ‘It’s a small, laid-back, rural effort’: Meet Louise Harwood, Eventing’s new rider diarist
• Training special: Winter routine with Nicola Wilson, skinny success with Gemma Tattersall and fit to ride: What to work on out of the saddle
• All about yellow cards: We find out how the system works and whether it needs changing

Features

• ‘My Badminton win at 28 just felt right’: Richard Walker looks back on a career that broke records
• Glamorous nights: Photos from The Eventers’ Ball: The End of Season Event and the South East Eventers’ League Ball
• ‘I should have trusted my instinct’: Australia’s eventing policeman Seamus Marwood on why his big UK plan didn’t work out
• Le Lion graduates: Find out more about the cream of the crop from last year’s young horse World Championships
• Wild weather and hard work: Enjoy the build-up to the European Championships with our new organiser diary from Blair
• ‘We drove into a protest’: Botswana-based event rider Louise Carelesen makes a rare foray to a South African event
• Did your shot make the cut?: See the winning pictures from our amateur photographer competition

News

• Riders speak out against frangible pin rule clarification
• The eventing world pays tribute to Richard Meade
• Decision on hat cameras delayed due to lack of funding
• Badminton course changes take shape

The regulars

• World news
• Stabletalk
• Legal Eagle
• Tried & Tested: New for this season
• Foal diary
• Through the Keyhole: David Doel

Reports

• Puhini and Camperdown