How to become a ride judge in the showring
Think you’ve got what it takes to be a ride judge? Read our top tips on how to get involved
Think you’ve got what it takes to be a ride judge? Read our top tips on how to get involved
This week's guest editor of Horse & Hound is top showing producer and rider Jayne Ross — here are some of her thoughts on the discipline
H&H's dressage columnist adresses some of the issues the FEI want to tackle within the sport and whether they are actually worth tackling
H&H's Content Director looks at the perils of judging and how competitors deal with the process
H&H's dressage columnist welcomes thoughts from World Horse Welfare on monitoring levels of possible abuse within the sport
FEI has proposed system which could revolutionise dressage judging
H&H's expert showing blogger addresses rules, standards and security
Our showing blogger returns from Cornwall, where she learned the importance of life outside horses, and enjoys some lower-key competition
The battle against bashing showing judges online is being won — but bullying at showgrounds is continuing — according to the chairman of the British Show Horse Association, Nigel Hollings
British dressage judge Stephen Clarke has been elected as the FEI's dressage judge general
Bridget Millington was ride judging the heavyweight hunters on the first morning of the show (23 July) when the accident happened
SR Martin - who had an OBE for his services to equestrianism - has died at the age of 91
H&H has learnt that competitors will face higher entry fees when British Dressage (BD) introduces payments for judges this year
A ride judge who sued for damages after he was bucked off in the ring at the Dublin Horse Show has settled out of court
The FEI has announced the 10 dressage judges that make up the long-list for the London 2012 Olympics
Isobel Wessels and Andrew Gardner have been awarded five-star judging status by the FEI
Two current court cases could set a legal precedent over who is liable when someone is injured at a show and potentially signal the end of ride judging
Former vaulter Sarah Gemmell has become only the second Brit to be accepted by the FEI to be a vaulting candidate judge
International riders have called for sweeping changes to the way dressage is scored, including deducting marks for a movement from an initial 10 rather than amassing them
Olympic and World Equestrian Games dressage tests could be marked by a panel of seven judges and a new supervisory panel may be introduced