Showing tips
Keep on the beat during show season with Horse and Hound’s essential showing tips. From basic turnout tricks to schooling and ring craft help, make sure you’re show ring ready with our timely advice from the leading professionals in the industry.
Learn how to impress in specific classes, ensure your horse or pony is prepared for the bigger championships and find out the pet peeves of the country’s most respected judges.
Learn from the very best via H&H’s exclusive content.
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How to do perfect quarter marks with Jayne Ross
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‘What could I do to be a bit different?’: how taking a risk helped this rider secure his first RIHS supreme title
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‘Practice makes perfect’: how to impress the judge when showing in-hand
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Allister Hood: 3 ingredients for a trot-up that will impress the judge
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What do I wear in my horse or pony showing class? Read our dress code guide for show riders...
Do you know what to wear in your showing class?
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Find the showing world intimidating? 6 questions you thought were too obvious to ask
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H&H’s guide to show hunter classes: weight categories, presentation and what makes the judges cringe
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Cavalor Bianco Wash review *H&H Approved*
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Shapley’s EquiTone Whitening Shampoo *H&H Approved*
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How can I make my own working hunter jumps at home?
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Supreme Products blue shampoo review *H&H Approved*
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Veredus Blue Snow Shampoo review
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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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‘We can learn from our mistakes together’: Working hunter specialist Katy Green on finding your next jumping partner
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‘You only live once’: How a PE teacher became one of the country’s leading showing producers
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H&H’s guide on how to impress the judges on an ex-racehorse
Make sure your horse is correctly prepared to impress the judges with the following advice from leading experts and producers
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H&H’s guide to intermediate showing classes: which class should you go in and how to turnout
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H&H’s guide to M&M working hunter pony classes: how to ride each breed and what the judges are looking for
Read this expert insight to help you make the most out of your competition season and avoid common mistakes
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H&H’s guide to working hunter pony classes: how to present your pony and nail your individual show
“Turnout should be smart and workmanlike...”
