#SundaySchool: Jesse Campbell on how to stop your horse hesitating at a drop fence
Kiwi event rider Jesse Campbell advises how to ride this challenging cross-country obstacle
Kiwi event rider Jesse Campbell advises how to ride this challenging cross-country obstacle
The event rider provides his exercise for keeping your horse on a dead-straight line on the cross-country course
Here’s some helpful pointers from five-star international event rider, Kate Honey (pictured), about how you can make the most of a cross-country schooling session in an arena
Improve your cross-country skills with advice from the six-time Badminton winner — from being flexible with bits to making sure your horse sees the fence
Find out how professional event rider Sam Jennings rated these boots in Horse & Hound’s independent group test
Find out how professional event rider Sam Jennings rated these boots in Horse & Hound’s independent group test
Find out how professional event rider Sam Jennings rated these boots in Horse & Hound’s independent group test
Find out how professional event rider Sam Jennings rated these boots in Horse & Hound’s independent group test
Find out how professional event rider Sam Jennings rated these boots in Horse & Hound’s independent group test
Find out how professional event rider Sam Jennings rated these boots in Horse & Hound’s independent group test
Here’s some helpful pointers from New Zealand international event rider Jesse Campbell on how to keep both horse and rider cool in the cross-country start box
Even at BE100 getting your timing wrong can scupper your hopes of success. We asked the experts for their tips on achieving the optimum time going cross-country
Four-star event rider and multi junior and young rider European eventing medallist Georgie Spence provides one H&H forum user with some helpful advice on how to make the optimum time across country
Maintaining rider balance and position can be the difference between a winning performance and cross-country penalties
Learn from the master with our summary of key training themes from Chris Bartle’s modern eventing masterclass
Four-star event rider Coral Keen provides one H&H forum user with some helpful advice on how to conquer problems getting a horse to go into water
Here are some things you should consider before tackling steps
Whether your horse is young or spooky with water there are several things you should bear in mind when training
Corners require accurate riding and can be daunting for both horse and rider. Here we list the things you need to check off before you take off