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Eventing highlights: Maverick makes the right moves *H&H Plus*
Helen Witchell bounces back from injury to score a win, while a course-designer practises what he preaches
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Eventing highlights: Mason makes a comeback *H&H Plus*
A mother of four who completed Burghley nearly 30 years ago wins with her new purchase
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Eventing highlights: Coney leads Britain to Nations Cup third *H&H Plus*
The French prove unstoppable on home soil, but two young Brits shine
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Eventing highlights: Milnes makes it a double and one pair score a 9.5 dressage *H&H Plus*
A 21-year-old stallion who refuses to be retired spearheads Charlotte Milnes’ successful event
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Eventing highlights: Bright Star shines for Parry *H&H Plus*
Spending more time at home during lockdown results in a win for one amateur rider
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Eventing highlights: Rushbrooke’s Always on time *H&H Plus*
An opinionated home-bred mare wins on only her second novice outing
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Eventing highlights: A one-eyed mare claims open intermediate glory and more *H&H Plus*
Sweden’s Therese Viklund steers her one-eyed mare to open intermediate glory as sporting action resumes after a four-month hiatus
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The ultimate accuracy test? How to master a skinny corner with Gemma Tattersall
The Olympic eventer gives her step-by-step guide to an exercise to help you with skinny corners, and fences that require you to jump with pinpoint accuracy
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5 things to look for in a young horse
H&H finds out what producers look for in their young horses — from finding something with good conformation to one that’s bold and unflappable
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Gemma Tattersall: how to make your horse focus on his footwork
The Olympic eventer takes us through a step-by-step guide to one of her favourite exercises — a bounce to a parallel to a bounce — which aims to stop your horse rushing, and think about where he's placing his feet instead
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Is dressage training racing’s latest secret weapon? *H&H VIP*
Top racehorse trainers are increasingly turning to other disciplines for advice
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It shouldn’t happen on a show day…
A whole lot of hard graft backstage keeps the competition season in full swing, but things don't always go to plan for the show world's unsung heroes
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Former British chef d'equipe joins Turkish Equestrian Federation
Former British junior and young rider showjumping chef d’equipe Mike Florence has a new role with the Turkish Equestrian Federation
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One-eyed wonder Tornesch retires from top flight showjumping
The popular one-eyed stallion has jumped his final competitive showjumping round with Malin Baryard-Johnsson
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Grand prix dressage horse sold to Brazil
Eremo Del Castegno has been sold to a 70-year-old Bazilian rider who aims to qualify for his home Olympic Games
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Japan invests in elite dressage horses ahead of Rio Olympics
As the deadline for horses to be in the ownership of the country they will compete for at the Rio Olympics approaches, Japan is investing in quality horse power
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Volunteers rescue seriously injured rider lost in dense forest
The rider has credited a volunteer search and rescue team with saving her after she fell from her horse during a 10-mile pleasure ride
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Prison and 10-year ban for owner of starved pony *warning graphic content*
The pony was found collapsed in a makeshift stable adjacent to a family member's back garden
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Loose horses shut M25: point-to-point team comes to the rescue
The point-to-point team stopped to help when they saw two mares and foals running loose on the motorway
