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Slowcoach Clocks A Timely Win

Equifeast Calmsden (1), Glos

Britain For Bronze-Or Better

Germany and France will pose Britain’s main opposition, says H&H eventing editor Pippa Roome

Don't Rule Out Brits

Horse & Hound’s dressage editor Alice Collins assesses what looks to be a tight race for the bronze, while one team’s fire-power make them odds-on favourites

Powerhouses Set To Dominate

With Britain fielding just two individuals this year, H&H’s showjumping editor Jennifer Donald and reporter Hannah Lemieux assess which nations look likely to be at the sharp end

Glencoe Earns Second Ticket For National Finals

Confident partnerships come up trumps with generous horses giving it their all as riders collect HOYS tickets

Changing How We Think

The theme of the 2017 World Horse Welfare conference was ‘invisible horses of the future’...

It's Not All White In The Line-Up

Dartmoors with ‘excessive’ markings are not acceptable in the show ring

Bryony Frost

The National Hunt jockey talks to Hannah Lemieux about her debut season as a professional — and the pressure of riding for Paul Nicholls

Jessica Dunn

The dressage rider on reversing trailers, rugby and cheesy pop tunes

Jumping Organisers Want Input On Change

Hickstead has called for venues to be more involved in decision-making after three FEI proposal U-turns this year

Hunting And The Election

Urgent steps are needed to counter the anti-hunting groups’ strategy on our parliamentary candidates.

Helicopter Horror

The BHS has released shocking statistics after a horse was seriously injured when he was spooked by a helicopter

Fox Clocks His First Win

A hunter-turned-eventer gives Brazil’s Carlos Parro a first win of the season.

Hettie's A Hit

Mount Ballan, Monmouthshire

The Outdoor Athlete

Can a competition horse live in the field full-time? Martha Terry looks at the evidence for 24/7 grass management and assesses the pros and cons

Alice Oppenheimer On Lateral Work

Lateral exercises to improve the horse’s strength and suppleness

Cian O'Connor

The double European medallist tells Penny Richardson why missing Rio is now in the past, and why Ireland is hungrier than ever for victory on the world stage

Winter Life-Savers

When the rain is driving down and it’s dark at 4pm, you may wonder why you’re still competing in the depths of winter. But these stoic characters offer a glimmer of hope, says Catherine Austen

Fab Four For Grant's Duo

Eilidh Grant stands out with a fourtimer, a HOYS-bound Highland pony excels in the prelim, and an exracehorse shows her sense of humour

Convall Collects Jumping's Richest Prize

Philipp Weishaupt’s classy stallion brushes off losing a shoe in the warmup to land the grand prix, and Beezie Madden spearheads the victorious American team

There's Something About Nigel...

A traditional gypsy cob proves he has the moves, while a youngster owned by The Queen triumphs and a producer makes her comeback post injury

Top Totilas Foal Leads Sweep For Mattia

‘Testing geldings means breeders can see the talents and strengths that breeding lines are producing 

Election Wish List

Every candidate in every party will be made aware of equestrian and rural communities’ election priorities.

The Voice Of Equestrianism

Commentator Mike Tucker says the time is right to retire at Badminton after a ‘wonderful’ 40 years with the BBC.

Two Registers Risks Confusion For Owners

Members of a second list of animal practitioners say the fi rst was not inclusive enough, and they ‘had little choice’

The Rising And Varied Costs Of Putting On Our Competitions

Some competitors have complained about the price of show stabling — but venues make little profit from it.

Access All Areas: Zoe Potter

Showjumper Zoe Potter (née Adams) shows Stephanie Bateman around the Nottinghamshire farm where she is producing the next generation of premium jumpers alongside new husband Michael.

Another Charles Has The Magic Touch

Sienna Charles puts in an outstanding frontrunning display, while an eight-year-old Londoner catches the eye.

The Future's Bright, But It May Not Be Orange...

Research into the way equines see and interpret colours could provide useful information across equestrian sport to help horses read fences more easily

Fight Or Flight: What Are Horses Feeling?

New research highlights discrepencies between how a horse is acting with how stressed he may be feeling