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24 of the best (OK, weirdest) horse names we have ever heard
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‘Upholding minimum standards, but for whose benefit?’: new dressage rule raises questions
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H&H’s expert guide to counter canter: all you need to know
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Dorothee Schneider: the top dressage rider who has bounced back from injury into Tokyo contention *H&H Plus*
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Damon Hill NRW: the international dressage superstar that ‘made amazing things happen’ *H&H Plus*
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Will Plunkett: meet the breaker and trainer whose clients include the Billy Stud *H&H Plus*
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The power of perception: how dressage appears to the non-horsey world *H&H Plus*
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Jerich Parzival: the horse who was impossible to get on but then ruled the dressage world *H&H Plus*
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Breeding against the odds: how the industry has coped and adapted during Covid-19 *H&H Plus*
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Verdades: the sensational dressage horse who ‘trotted like a hackney’
It’s all thanks to the determination of his only rider that this sensitive gelding defied the odds to become one of dressage’s inspirations
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Starting young horses: the secrets to success from some of the industry’s best
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Salinero: the jumping-bred horse who hated halting but became a double Olympic dressage champion *H&H Plus*
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Legends of the sport: Totilas — ‘one of the most beautiful things I ever saw’ *H&H Plus*
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H&H interview: Edward Gal — ‘riding to Totilas’ music again gave me goosebumps’ *H&H Plus*
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Richard Davison: training tips for a lazy horse
Dressage Olympian Richard Davison highlights his pressure and release techniques, which he uses daily in his training
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7 things you always wanted to know about breeding, but were too embarrassed to ask
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Horse & Hound’s 100 Greatest Horses Of All Time: Valegro *H&H Plus*
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Stephen Clarke: how to get the most out of your horse’s trot — whatever the breed
At the British Dressage national convention (19-20 November), Stephen Clarke worked with a range of breeds to demonstrate how to get the most out of them — whatever their size or type
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The classical or competitive dressage debate *H&H Plus*
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
