“Horses are not perfect and neither are we” says super coach Lucinda Green “What I try and do in the first 30 minutes before we go on the cross country is to make things as awkward as possible for you so that you learn to ride through the problems"
New Zealand's Lucy Jackson wears some pretty fancy hats at events but, with the new ruling from ESNZ, the top hat won't be one of them in the future
International course designer and Technical Delegate Wayne Copping looks at some of the issues facing eventing and how they could be addressed in the area of cross country design
“From the beginning of my life I learned that every horse is different, you can never ride twenty horses on the same system” says Michael Jung in this video at his barn in Germany
One of the funniest things we've seen for ages in a dressage arena - even Carl Hester seems impressed! Watch Brett Kidding (aka Australian rider Tristan Tucker) ride his first Grand Prix in inimitable style
In the last five years, 36 riders and 181 horses have been killed in road accidents in the UK. Dead Slow is a campaign launched by The British Horse Society to raise awareness amongst drivers on best practice when driving by horses
Drop fences need preparation from the rider so that the horse understands the question, buys into it and reacts accordingly. Watch how in this cross country training video
Video: a great exercise over poles to train your horse to go forward and come back in a relaxed way while encouraging him to take the bit forward and stretch over the back
Following testing to the BE Standard, the MIM Clip will be used alongside the Frangible Pin on British Eventing cross country courses for the first time in 2016
Drop fences, water jumps and apexes - see how to approach each one and then put them all together in cross country training with Chris Burton
