CATEGORIES
Kategoriler
Sound Systems Of The Sea
The underwater world can be a dark and murky place, so many creatures rely on sound to survive. But some species are adapting their acoustic calling cards in exciting new ways.
‘This is where I've wanted to be my whole life'
Jack Whitaker has announced his arrival in showjumping’s big league with his first five-star victory. The ambitious teenager chats to Jennifer Donald about Olympic goals, dealing with hard times and sharing horses with his dad
‘They have everything it takes'
Scottish riders show off lockdown progress at regionals, while a five-time Grand National runner earns a day-high dressage score
Warrior leaps to glory
Katie Hipkins and Chloe Dunn keep their cool to land a championship class each
‘Border issues must be resolved'
Laura Tomlinson on paperwork headaches and a late start to the season
Kevin Cousins and Christina Gillett
Not everyone can make it work in life, love and business, but two pony producers are proving it’s possible. Alex Robinson meets the successful couple with an enviable Hickstead tally
Escape to the country
For those hankering after the idyll of paddocks and stables, competition is fiercely stiff as the post-lockdown “race for space” takes hold.
Domino does the job
British-bred mares prove that breeding is no barrier to competing successfully, while another small tour winner flourishes in a new role
Caloro is on fire
James Whitaker delivers a brilliant performance in the two-star grand prix, while a former eventer comes up trumps in the one-star final
The Healthy Athlete
From grassroots to championships, keeping competitors infection-free requires a robust routine.
Positive news as major shows prepare for fans
International showjumping events are set to welcome up to 4,000 visitors a day this summer as restrictions ease
Henry de Bromhead
What this savvy Irish trainer has achieved in jump racing this season is remarkable. Jennifer Donald meets the incredible driving force behind the team who are rewriting the history books
They don't make 'em like they used to
While we marvel at the efforts of today’s top riders, spare a thought for the colossal exploits of yesteryear’s stars with the challenges of a more experimental phase of equestrianism, says Pippa Cuckson
‘I just took it on'
Making a team debut at an Olympics? No problem. Polly Bryan speaks to riders whose first championship experience has been on the biggest stage of all
The sport of kings
The King’s Troop has had a monumental influence on equestrian sport. Julian Seaman takes stock of some of its luminaries
Squibb is on flying form
Henry Squibb is crowned leading JA rider as he enjoys a very successful show, while an 18-year-old mare eyes up her fourth Hickstead final
MIMclip inventor
Mats Björnetun on his trajectory from hot rods to cross-country safety devices
First international win for Gallagher
Irish riders are in flying form at home and abroad while Ben Maher claims an impressive double
A Ward worker reign
A mother and daughter impress over fences, a local horse producer secures several Royal International tickets and a home-bred tops the riding horses
No 2021 Five-Stars As Burghley Cancels Again
The event director explains why this year’s horse trials could not run, as Dublin Horse Show also cancels
‘He gives me goosebumps in every phase'
Laura Collett and London 52 continue their winning ways at this “mini Olympics”, and the world champion wins on her dressage score
Sight unseen
Whether due to lockdown, location or time, some riders make the daunting decision to buy a horse without first seeing it in the flesh. Andrea Oakes talks to those who have first-hand experience
Harry Meade
Six months after a serious brain injury, the British rider finished fifth at Kentucky five-star. Pippa Roome finds out how he did it
The sales company owner
Goresbridge’s Martin Donohoe on starting with a donkey sale and the joys of a family business
Head start
Research is proving that bridle pressure can inhibit a horse’s performance, but what’s key to a perfect fit? Dr Rachel Murray MRCVS explains
Gio rises to the occasion
Charlotte Dujardin enjoys a hat-trick of wins, while Carl Hester scores a personal best in the grand prix
Rocky is on the road to HOYS
A smart Connemara reaches top gear and Henry Squibb extends his phenomenal winning streak
Gray's day turns to gold
Two riders notch up first-time intermediate wins in the wind and the rain
Dossier to put Scottish horse economy to the fore
Horsescotland intends to make the strengths and benefits offered by the equestrian industry clear to the Government
Is It Time To Sell?
When it comes to selling your horse, do you listen to your head or your heart? Alex Robinson asks industry experts how riders can make this tricky decision