Rosie Fry's eventing blog: thank you and goodbye
Rosie signs off her blog after four great years as part of the Horse & Hound blogging team
Rosie Fry has been blogging for Horse & Hound since shortly after she left university to concentrate on eventing full time in July 2013. She is the sister of National Hunt trainer Harry Fry and helps school and exercise his horses when time allows.
Rosie signs off her blog after four great years as part of the Horse & Hound blogging team
Rosie has had some ups and downs at the end of her eventing season
Rosie updates us on how her season is going and why she has been recently reinvigorated
Rosie has enjoyed a great run of success recently
Rosie updates us on how her season is progressing
Rosie has endured a bit of a rollercoaster so far this season, but hopefully things are looking up
Rosie has been making her final preparations ahead of the eventing season which kicks off this weekend
Rosie fills us in on what she has been up to over the winter months
Rosie rounds up a year of real ups and downs
Rosie reports back from a three-day event and updates us on some exciting young horses
Rosie brings news of an exciting arrival and reports back on her recent events with her strong team of young horses
The past few weeks have been full of highs and lows for Rosie
Rosie has kicked off her 2016 campaign and there are busy times ahead for her team
Rosie updates us on her pre-season preparations and introduces her exciting string of horses for her 2016 campaign
Rosie sums up her 2015 eventing season and reveals her plans for the winter months
H&H's eventing blogger has suffered a tragic loss at home but thankfully her young horses have ended the season on a high note
Rosie has enjoyed a successful couple of weeks and is back riding out for her National Hunt trainer brother
Rosie has enjoyed a very successful first competition in Ireland and is ready to be auctioned off as a slave
Rosie had a busy June, which included her brother's wedding and a first event for her ex-racehorse
Our eventing blogger has had to wave goodbye to a lovely horse she was riding while a friend recovered from a fall