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Solo's runaway triumph

A French colt gives Paul Nicholls his fifth Adonis win, while a promising young jockey takes the day’s most valuable race

That ‘hunting gene'

H&H hunting editor Catherine Austen highlights the need for positive, passionate spirit from hunting’s supporters as it looks to the future

Barker bags it

Things go to plan for Elsi Jacques, a weeklong partnership comes up trumps, and risky turns pay off for some

Kittymoon

Lady Ross on the inimitable Kittymoon, who may not have had brakes or stunning looks, but who was ‘the greatest fun’

Access All Areas Lottie Fry

With all eyes on Tokyo, the young but talented Lottie Fry is a very real contender for the British dressage team, finds Martha Terry on a visit to her Dutch base

Squire Farquharson

With a vast hunt country to cover, Squire Farquharson’s self-funded pack produced some legendary points

Hit the road with confidence

Gearing up for a busy season behind the wheel? Before you dust off your sat-nav, make sure you’re properly covered with Shearwater Insurance

Unbeatable Bradburne

Katie Bradburne runs away with a one-two triumph, five-fight it out for the winter 138cm qualifier and Tabitha Kyle continues her winning streak

Down but not out

H&H’s hunting editor Catherine Austen’s horse is off the road, but friends come to the rescue and she enjoys an exhilarating afternoon hunt

Serena

The ‘darling’ mare who ‘coped with everything’ during the Silverton’s golden era

A dramatic victory

With extremely wet conditions and two final-fence fallers, the Nigel Twiston- Davies-trained Riders Onthe Storm takes an unexpected 14-length victory

Shilstone Rocks North Westerly

The superstar Dartmoor stallion with both looks and attitude

A day to dream about

A blur of fields galloped over and banks jumped, and an impressive ‘casualty list’, make for a memorable day with the Kildare Hunt Club

Llanarth lives on

Behind the world-famous Llanarth Stud were three pioneering women who put Welsh cobs on the map after World War II, and their legacy still endures today, discovers Madeleine Silver

16 moments that changed our world

From Xenophon to Charlotte Dujardin, the Byerley Turk to artificial insemination, Pippa Cuckson charts equestrianism’s watershed moments

Classical Or Competitive?

Has competitive dressage deviated from its classical roots, and on which side of the fence do you sit? Alice Collins investigates what divides and unites the two forms

Lord Scoundrel returns strong

The talented gelding posts a win in his first race in 18 months on his British debut

Twinkling Two Shoes is supreme

A FIVE-YEAR-OLD coloured achieved her first championship of the term when she took home the overall ridden title for her delighted connections.

Ward's risks pay off

McLain Ward and Kent Farrington go head-to-head to record a US one-two after a lightning-fast jump-off for the grand prix

The hard sell

Is it really possible to make money selling horses or is it more a matter of breaking even while enjoying the lifestyle? Stephanie Bateman investigates

Steeped in history

Fun and memories of lasting friendships compensate for a trip beleaguered by thick fog as Capt Ian Farquhar visits the welcoming Duhallow

Stars on the flags and in the field

What are the judges — and huntsmen — looking for? Rebecca Jordan finds out what characteristics each hound should possess

Lionel shows his flair

The HOYS talent seekers champions are on a roll, and young horse classes showcase promising victors

Heale scores a hat-trick

Several combinations enjoy multiple titles and a ‘sulky teenager’ redeems himself to take top honours

Billington's biggest win

An early Christmas present comes up trumps, Daisy Williams proves successful on her mission to qualify and Tabitha Kyle scores a stylish hat-trick

Altior is back in front

Nicky Henderson gets Altior’s Cheltenham campaign back on track, while Native River lands the Betfair Denman Chase

Vicky Smith

The show horse producer talks about the benefits of planning ahead, the importance of a pre-competition feast and one very special Connemara pony

Brewery horseman

Callum Whittle on keeping history alive in a small Wiltshire town by delivering beer using a horse-drawn dray

‘This hunt lives on goodwill'

Inclement weather fails to dampen the spirits of the Dulverton Farmers, known for their camaraderie and diligent hounds

‘Hounds ran non-stop'

Horses barely stopped galloping and jumping all day in this oasis of delectable hunting country