Dressage
Jump to the latest dressage news, reports and opinion from Horse & Hound
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Aachen 2026: every dressage nominated entry confirmed, as definite teams begin to emerge, with Team U.S. the latest to announce
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‘He lived outside our living room window’: farewell to much-loved stallion following seven-year retirement
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Flying changes explained: what they are, how to ride one and how to teach your horse
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Irish Olympic dressage rider withdraws from World Championships contention
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Germany looking strong with three core riders named for World Championships dressage bid
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Charlotte Dujardin throws fourth worlds spot wide open with stunning Hartpury double
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‘I was very nervous – you don’t get to ride that kind of horse every day’: the day Jack Whitaker rode dressage star Jagerbomb
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Teach your horse to canter on the correct lead – and improve the transition – with this leg-yield exercise
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Olympic champion to miss World Championships: ‘Responsibility sometimes also means letting an opportunity pass’
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How to ride a square halt: expert tips from Carl Hester and other top riders boost your dressage marks
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‘A relaxed expression, a quiet mouth, a swinging tail and a willing attitude say far more than the bridle a horse wears,’ says Anna Ross
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‘He was sometimes sleeping five times what he normally would’: the insightful AI data behind Jagerbomb’s World Cup recovery
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‘I spent most of the night watching the plane on Flightradar’: Becky Moody on flying Jagerbomb to the World Cup
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Charlotte Dujardin, Carl Hester, Lottie Fry and Becky Moody among eight on Britain’s World Championship dressage shortlist
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Paralympic champions among British para dressage entries for 2026 World Championship
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The Horse & Hound Podcast 178 with Becky Moody: ‘I prefer being the underdog’
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Three names are certain for the British dressage team at Aachen – but who will be the fourth? H&H’s Oscar Williams weighs in
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‘It was a massive risk that paid off’: Carl Hester’s view on the return of international dressage to Hickstead
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A national treasure, a dear friend: farewell to ‘one of the greatest gifts dressage has ever received’