8 grooming essentials to make your horse gleam in the ring this summer
Find out what pony producer Katy Carter and Jo Jack, head groom to Katie Jerram for 12 years, use to make their charges shine
Horse & Hound Ask the Trainer
Searching for training help from some of this country’s top riders? Look no further than H&H’s Ask the Trainer. With advice and tips from over 70 experts, including Yogi Breisner, Louise Bell, Francis Whittington, Ben Maher and Tina Fletcher. There’s advice such as how to get the best scores, new thinking on perfecting your position and how to make the most of grids.
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9 dressage questions you've been meaning to ask your trainer
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How to improve your dressage mark by riding perfect corners
Corners can be your best friend if you learn to ride them correctly. Follow Sue Carson's simple technique and you'll be cornering like the pros
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How to judge your horse’s speed: top tips
How can you accurately judge your speed and avoid pesky time-faults?
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What’s in the new issue of H&H Ask The Trainer?
H&H Ask The Trainer is a must-have to help you achieve your season goals
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Three ways to avoid cross-country time-faults
Frustrated by cross-country time faults but unsure what to do in order to make the optimum time? Australian Olympian and Adelaide CCI4* winner Chris Burton explains how to help solve the problem
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How does diet affect your riding ability?
How you fuel your body can mean the difference between success and failure. Personal trainer Matt Luxton’s nutritional plan is specifically designed to boost a rider’s performance in the saddle
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12 tips for working hunter success
If you're thinking of tackling some working hunter classes this season, find out how to wow the judges
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10 ways to develop a fifth leg cross-country
International coach William Micklem offers advice on teaching your horse to have a "fifth leg" going cross-country — in an effort to make your round safer
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Horse & Hound Ask the Trainer: Summer 2014
