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Throughout her career Elizabeth took part in state and ceremonial duties such as the royal wedding in 2011, The Queen’s diamond jubilee parade, the Major General’s inspections and the state openings of Parliament
The Olympic hopeful has had to put her Tokyo plans on hold as she recovers from a fractured pelvis
H&H’s dressage columnist discusses how classical principles apply to today’s sport
In a separate incident an abandoned young pony found seriously ill had to be put down
Expert advice on how to ride Prelim 17A from top judge Isobel Wessels, plus training tips to improve your transitions for this test from Keith Robertson
The weights for this year’s Grand National have been revealed
H&H’s racing columnist on Altior’s performance and the problems with standing starts
The former European champion reflects on seeking improvement rather than perfection, being hungry for knowledge and letting horses be horses
If the proposal goes ahead, it would mean a permanent shift to either the winter or summertime clock
Most horses are born with a preference to one side. Andrea Oakes investigates how you can combat this, and the importance of straightness in training
‘By bringing horsepower back we can demonstrate a traditional method of agriculture to visitors, support a rare breed, and make sure we don’t get stuck ever again’
Australian dressage rider Lyndal Oatley provides tips for nailing this advanced move
The five-star eventing stalwart is ‘loving’ his new job after retiring from international competition
Fierce competition creates great sport for spectators and competitors alike. Andrea Oakes talks to those who have found themselves in intense rivalries
