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How do you cope when things go wrong on competition day? Oliver Townend “I think you just do. You learn to. You just have to! It’s going to happen all the time in eventing where things don’t go to plan and you just have to be quick thinking and change the plan. Often I’ll set […]

How a horse trots depends on his breed, type, age and level of training, but all horses can be taught to do collected, working, medium and extended trot

“It was her infectious enthusiasm, drive and vision that made British Dressage what it is today. She leaves a great legacy, both professionally and personally, as someone who always gave so generously and selflessly to others.”

Penny Pollard, the former British Dressage chairman from 2013 to 2018, died on 31 January aged 63, following a long illness with cancer.

From mucking out to Champagne and everything in-between, find out what some the equestrian world’s best look forward to the most over the festive period, when not having to comply with Covid-19 restrictions… Rebecca Hughes “We love getting away to catch some winter sun as it’s the quietest time of year for us. We open […]