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Shall we dance?
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
Shine on
Dr. Rebecca Hamilton Fletcher MRCVS investigates the science behind horses’ coats
On the straight and narrow
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
Edwina Tops-Alexander
The top-flight showjumper chats to Jennifer Donald about family values, finding her match in the great ‘Itot’ and dealing with setbacks
Meeting their match
Fierce competition creates great sport for spectators and competitors alike. Andrea Oakes talks to those who have found themselves in intense rivalries
Safe travels
Travelling horses isn’t without its dangers — Stephanie Bateman looks at how to make sure your horse is well protected, and discovers new innovations
Obesity pilot aims to change behaviour and save lives
The trial scheme is tackling the UK’s number one equine welfare issue from a different angle
Shane Rose
The Australian event rider talks to Pippa Roome about returning from multiple injuries, being based down under and the build-up to Tokyo
Shake a leg
Odd hindlimb action may point to shivers or stringhalt, but how might these complex conditions affect a horse’s future prospects? Andrea Oakes investigates
The right fuel
Nutrition plays an enormous part in a competition horse’s performance, but how do you know if you are getting it right? Stephanie Bateman investigates
Robert Oliver
The champion show rider recalls riding a future Grand National star, arriving at a show with no entry and one very special show horse
Winning at winter
With the horse obesity crisis in full swing, owners must act now to manage their horse’s condition — and reap the rewards in their performance
Making waves
Roisin Close’s Chapel Stud is a growing operation packing a big punch in a short space of time.
Hyde Park Stables Access All Areas
Saved from closing for good, these London stables are back in business with two international showjumpers at the helm, discovers Martha Terry
Hunter healthcare
A season plagued by rain of biblical proportions can take its toll on your hunters. Preparation is the key to survival, finds Madeleine Silver
Moroccan magic
Orange dunes, blue skies and forward-going Barb stallions make for an unforgettable trip says Catherine Austen, as she explores the Sahara from the best seat in the house
Fit for a king
Selecting a stag to hunt carries a large amount of responsibility, says Rebecca Jordan, who explains the role of the harbourer in staghunting
Nourish and shine
Carolyn Henderson looks into how best to care for your leather equipment to make sure it stands the test of time
Explosion W
Ben Maher’s current star is proving one of the greatest horses in a generation, with Hollywood good looks and a desire to win
How Easy Is It To Make Your And Your Horse's Lifestyle More Sustainable?
How easy is it to make your and your horse’s lifestyle more sustainable? Helen Scott investigates the growing number of ways you can go green this year
Great craic
There’s a welcome for eventer Ben Hobday at the Middleton, where whisky flasks and lad rivalry abound
Bit evolution
The bit has always been an integral communication aid between horse and rider, but the type, design and shape has evolved enormously, says Emily Bevan
Becky and Hannah Moody
From humble beginnings, the Moody sisters have reached the heights of dressage. Helen Scott hears their plans for 2020
20 Things Britain Gave The (Horse) World
20 things Britain gave the (horse) world
The best of both worlds
A HOUND spoke in the middle of Winksley Planting and within a few short seconds, the whole pack were roaring at the line.
HUNTING ‘That bond is a brilliant thing'
HUNTING ‘That bond is a brilliant thing'
New Year motivation
New Year motivation
‘Happy are those who hunt to please themselves'
H&H’s Catherine Austen begins to rebuild her confidence with some Christmas hunting, and considers the importance of Boxing Day to the sport
Judy Hancox
The farm shop owner who is invaluable to the hunt’s fundraising efforts
‘The Girls Knocked The Boys For Six'
THE Markel jockeys jumping challenge, in aid of the Injured Jockeys Fund, has pitted jump jockeys against Flat jockeys, champions against champions and, more recently, boys against girls.