Eventing training
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Learn from the best: William Fox-Pitt’s top tips for eventing success
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Horses’ instincts, saddles and cooling down: 13 training tips from Ingrid Klimke
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13 tips from Pippa Funnell: take your time, steer with your eyes, and repeat, repeat, repeat
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What should you do with your horse the day before an event? H&H investigates…
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10 commandments for competition riders
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‘Remember you’re dealing with an unpredictable animal’ — how top riders cope when things go wrong
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Don’t have your own jumps? 10 DIY solutions to your problem
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Top equestrian coach Caroline Moore launches new scheme to help next generation
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‘You can self coach’ – how to improve your riding without lots of lessons
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5 ways being an equestrian makes you more resilient
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Communicate easily with our pick of some of the best wireless rider-to-coach instruction systems
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Is your show or dressage horse a fidget? Helpful tips to teach them to stand still when asked
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Piggy March — the magic of using gridwork
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Using cavaletti to improve the horse’s canter and balance
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Venue to focus on ‘world-class’ training offering as it steps away from British Eventing
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#SundaySchool: how to improve control with Blyth Tait
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#SundaySchool: Imogen Murray on the bounce grid exercise
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#SundaySchool: Jumping a horse on an angle with Francis Whittington
This simple exercise provides a solid foundation for skinnies and arrowheads to help you when jumping a horse on an angle
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#SundaySchool: Ben Way on improving a horse’s focus and rideability
