Darren Edwards: What does the future hold? [H&H VIP]
H&H's point-to-point columnist addresses the future of the sport following the release of some worrying numbers
Successful point-to-point jockey Darren Edwards is a regular Horse & Hound columnist. You can read Darren’s views in the magazine or H&H VIP members can view them online below. Find out how to join H&H VIP
H&H's point-to-point columnist addresses the future of the sport following the release of some worrying numbers
Our point-to-point columnist takes a moment to thank the sponsors behind the sport
Our point-to-point columnist reflects on the the ups and downs of horseracing
Horse & Hound's point-to-point columnist calls for discretion and some leniancy in the amateur sport
Horse & Hound's columnist discusses the Point-to-Point Authority's newly instated “race programming” committee
H&H's columnist reflects on the impact of weather on racing and how a rider changes technique according to ground conditions
H&H's point-to-point columnist applauds the stewards of a course which has employed a National Hunt rule
H&H's columnist looks forward to the inaugural DBS Spring Sales Point-to-Point Bumper Final
H&H's point-to-point columnist highlights the benefits of point-to-point for horses that may not have the appetite for hunter chases
H&H's pointing columnist celebrates a new stakeholder and bids a fond farewell to Richard Barber who has retired after 25 years
A decline in horses and riders has meant fewer hunter chases, but they can still be competitive says our point-to-point columnist
Fewer point-to-point jockeys available on big weekends means our correspondent sometimes has to make a diffciult decision
At least the ground is no longer waterlogged, but the faster going gives another headache to clerks of the course, says our poimt-to-point correspondent
There may be glitz and glamour at Aintree and Cheltenham, but when horses have had taxing runs on difficult ground, their prowess in points may be affected, says our columnist
Our point-to-point columnist enjoys his ride at the Cheltenham Festival and hopes that ‘home-based talent' will match their Irish counterparts at Aintree next week
The 'bowler-hatted personnel' who judge close finishes may not always get it right, says our point-to-point columnist, but their decision is final
H&H's pointing columnist looks ahead to Cheltenham and wonders if the English runners can hold their own against the Irish raiders
H&H's pointing columnist reminds us all not to overlook the efforts of volunteers and land owners alike — the sport would be nowhere without them
As 15-year-old Amicelli runs a decent race, our point-to-point columnist asks, how old is too old?
The combination of waterlogged ground and the low January sun poses problems for racecourse officials to provide exciting — but safe — sport for spectators