Showjumping training
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6 tips to help prevent your horse rushing his fences
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7 polework exercises to keep your horse interested
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#SundaySchool: Laura Renwick — how to improve jump-off turns
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#SundaySchool: How to collect your horse
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5 ways being an equestrian makes you more resilient
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#SundaySchool: How to improve technique over skinny fences
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#SundaySchool: a jumping exercise to improve straightness and control
International showjumper and young horse producer, Sarah Lewis shares a jumping exercise to work on straightness and control that can benefit horse and rider
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#SundaySchool: a really useful training exercise for young horses
We picked five-star event rider Coral Keen’s brains for her to share some of her training exercises for young horses. Here she shares some of her tips...
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#SundaySchool: the showjumping ‘gym’ with Holly Smith
The international showjumper talks us through this multi-fence workout which she uses with both her younger and more experienced horses to help them jump a flowing round
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#SundaySchool: how to keep your horse straight over a fence
Event rider Aoife Clark explains how to keep your horse straight over a fence
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#SundaySchool: Mikey Pender — how to get your horse to make a better shape over fences
The Hickstead Derby winner explains how to get your horse to make a better shape over fences
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Producing top-level jumpers: ‘The most important thing with a young horse is not to mess them up’ *H&H Plus*
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#SundaySchool: how to improve lead changes over a fence
This exercise, as explained by five-star Irish event rider, Camilla Speirs (pictured), explains how to improve lead changes over a fence
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#SundaySchool: How do I maintain control when jumping a combination?
Talented young showjumper Graham Babes explains how he improves his horses’ rhythm and straightness in a sequence of fences
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Prep time: some of the best venues you can train in with your horse *H&H Plus*
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Distance learning: does teaching riders remotely work? *H&H Plus*
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Chris Burton: Transform your horse’s canter with one simple pole exercise
Olympic eventer Chris Burton helps improve your horse’s strength and coordination so that they can easily alter a stride with this exercise
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‘Like taking your horse to the gym’ — how this raised pole exercise could up your horse’s game
Caroline Moore, former five-star eventer and British Eventing national under-18 coach and junior team coach, explains how you can use this exercise to develop your horse’s hoof/brain co-ordination
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#SundaySchool: how to improve rhythm over fences
Event rider and coach Nick Gauntlett explains how you can use poles to dictate the rhythm that will give horse and rider belief in their approach to a fence
