“It's another step forward on BD's journey making sure it really is an inclusive sport, enabling para riders to have the same competition opportunity as their able-bodied counterparts”
We have rounded up some of the greatest, most memorable dressage freestyle performances of all time. Turn the volume up, and enjoy...
From FEI to riding clubs, more riders are feeling the lure of dressage to music. Helen Triggs gives you the lowdown to help you show off your best moves
The three-time Olympic gold medallist will ride her new star, Mount St John Freestyle
Competitors at the Horse & Hound Festival of Dressage wowed spectators with fantastic performances across four music classes
Freestyle dressage to music is fun, but does require preparation, so here are some useful pointers to help get you started
If you're keen to give freestyle a try, take a look at our top tips for getting started
The 14.3hh breeding stallion won the open grand prix freestyle championship at the US Dressage Finals in Kentucky, USA
Horse sport’s governing body is to analyse the way freestyle dressage is judged, in a bid to increase its objectivity
Freestyle to music classes have never been more popular, yet only around 1,000 riders contest British Dressage's (BD) music classes at the regional championships. We all love to watch it, but should more of us try it?
Watch top dressage choreographer Cess Slings as he works with Sweden's Tinne Vilhelmson and Favourit to produce a new freestyle
The world-famous musician says he is "honoured" to have been asked to create the music for the stallion's new freestyle routine, which will be unveiled in Germany on Sunday
H&H dressage columnist Richard Davison will use a specially arranged medley of Robbie Williams's music for his kur in the run up to the London Olympics
The new dressage freestyle for Richard Davison's Artemis features music of Sir Elton John played by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
