Showjumping training
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7 polework exercises to keep your horse interested
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One simple pole exercise that can transform your horse’s canter
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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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Does your horse rush when jumping? Tips from an expert to help solve this problem
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Only have four pairs of wings, plus poles? 5 great jumping exercises you can try
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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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#SundaySchool: Laura Renwick — how to improve jump-off turns
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Collected canter: how to introduce it and common pitfalls to look out for
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#SundaySchool: How to improve technique over skinny fences
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#SundaySchool: a jumping exercise to improve straightness and control
International showjumper and young horse producer, Sarah Lewis shares a jumping exercise to work on straightness and control that can benefit horse and rider
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#SundaySchool: a really useful training exercise for young horses
We picked five-star event rider Coral Keen’s brains for her to share some of her training exercises for young horses. Here she shares some of her tips...
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#SundaySchool: the showjumping ‘gym’ with Holly Smith
The international showjumper talks us through this multi-fence workout which she uses with both her younger and more experienced horses to help them jump a flowing round
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#SundaySchool: how to keep your horse straight over a fence
Event rider Aoife Clark explains how to keep your horse straight over a fence
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#SundaySchool: Mikey Pender — how to get your horse to make a better shape over fences
The Hickstead Derby winner explains how to get your horse to make a better shape over fences
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Producing top-level jumpers: ‘The most important thing with a young horse is not to mess them up’ *H&H Plus*
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#SundaySchool: how to improve lead changes over a fence
This exercise, as explained by five-star Irish event rider, Camilla Speirs (pictured), explains how to improve lead changes over a fence