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‘It’s a savage sport and I’ve been through the wringer’: how Bubby Upton turned a rocky start to the season around after three tough falls with the ‘most talented horse I’ve ever had’ -
London International Horse Show judge Sarah Chapman reveals what catches her eye in the ring -
‘It’s the hardest thing we’ve ever set out to do’: Dan Skelton sets his team a high bar with ‘Operation 244’ -
How to ride a better walk pirouette – with advice from Becky Moody -
Meet The Whiffler, an exhilarating but occasionally ‘terrifying’ ride – and ‘a very very nice person’ to boot -
Record-breaking jockey Saffie Osborne relives the ‘shock’ win that’s ‘changed her life’ -
What I wish I’d known before my first season trail-hunting -
‘It’s a different challenge, on a different animal’: William Fox-Pitt compares the cross-country courses of the ’90s to today – but which is tougher? -
‘Winning Burghley has changed my life, but it hasn’t changed my ambition’: why Gemma Stevens is set to be more competitive than ever -
‘Priceless was perfection; he didn’t deviate an inch right or left’: how Ginny Elliot’s legendary eventer mastered the trickiest tracks in the world -
Welsh breeds and racing enthusiast set to judge this year’s HOYS supremes reveals what he looks for in a winner -
‘If I were a horse, I’d like to live at this yard’: Harry Meade rides out at Christian Williams’ seaside training base -
Maximise the value of your equestrian property and you’ll set yourself up for life -
‘I would rather see simple perfection than complex chaos,’ says HOYS judge Graham Dunkley -
‘The best test we’ve ever done’: two-time world dressage champion Lottie Fry reveals how it all came together for her and Glamourdale in Aachen -
‘We forget how good Suffolks were at our peril’: Princess Anne on how and why we should harness the skills of this rare breed -
From riding school to the podium: how eventing silver medallist worked her way from a city childhood to the under-25 World Championships -
HOYS judge Helen Starkie reveals she is ‘a big fan of tradition’ when sharing what she’ll be looking for in the ring -
‘It costs $4,500 to enter an FEI show, but you can jump a grand prix qualifier worth $100,000-plus’: Jess Mendoza on life in the States as Britain’s leading lady showjumper
