Anna Ross: ‘Should the Olympics really go ahead?’ *H&H Plus*

Anna Ross on the ethics of the 2021 Games, and remote teaching anecdotes

Dry January is over, thank goodness, the da odils are coming out and I’m counting the days until spring. As the vaccine works its way through the population, we are starting to see a faint light at the end of the tunnel.

In the equestrian community, we have been so fortunate to have horses throughout this pandemic, with all the mental health benefits of spending time outside in nature and being surrounded by animals.

The ultimate formula for happiness is widely regarded as having something to love, something to do and something to look forward to. Horses bring us all of these.

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