Feeling lonely?
Equestrianism can be a solitary sport at times, so what can you do if you start to feel twinges of loneliness setting in? H&R has come up with some social solutions to help you Read Article
Compete with confidence: understanding motivation
Feeling a chink in your competition confidence? Alison Buttery helps you start your season on a high Read Article
Set up to succeed
Do you undermine your own success? Tracey Cole explains how a different way of thinking could transform your riding for the better Read Article
Sit back and relax
If fear of riding in front of others is spoiling enjoyment of your horse, Alison Buttery has some ideas Read Article
Mind over matter
Charlotte Dujardin shares some mindset hints to help keep your training on track Read Article
Change your perspective to improve your riding
Sometimes things don’t go as planned but the way you deal with it can make a huge difference to what happens next, says Alison Buttery Read Article
Five simple ways to improve your riding mindset
How can you get back on track when life gets on top of you? Tracey Cole shares her advice to ... Read Article
Hypnotherapy for horse riders
Are you suffering from a crisis of confidence with your horse or struggling to cope after an accident? Hypnotherapy could be the answer Read Article
Goal setting
Setting horsey goals to achieve is fun and motivating, but sometimes outlining something you’re keen to accomplish can bring a ... Read Article
19 ways to stay motivated this winter
When it’s dark, wet and cold, spending time at the yard can feel more of an obligation than a pleasure. Here are H&R’s tips for making winter work for you Read Article
Control your nerves
Human Performance Coach, John Haime, explains how to control your nerves and boost your confidence Read Article
Is your horse stressed?
Equine stress – what does it mean, how do you recognise it and what should you do about it? Behaviourist, Anna Saillet, investigates Read Article
Frustrating habits
Do you find some of your horse’s habits frustrating at times? H&R reveals why he might be behaving this way Read Article
Clipping fears
Envious of your friends with their super-smart clipped horses when yours is a nervous wreck – or worse – at the sight of a pair of clippers? Anna Saillet’s here to help Read Article
Choose the right trainer
Riding is a constant learning curve and at some point we all reach out for the support of a trainer. But how do you go about choosing the right one for you? Horse&Rider investigates Read Article
Take the stress out of travelling
Does loading your horse often turn into a battle of wills? Anna Saillet helps take the stress out of travelling Read Article
Why should you keep your horse in a herd?
How much do you consider your horse’s natural social behaviour in his management? Probably not enough, as Anna Saillet explores Read Article
Read your horse’s mind
Ever wondered what’s going through your horse’s mind? Learning to think along the same lines as him will help you build a better relationship and effectively deal with potential problems Read Article
When to call a behaviourist
So how do you tackle problematic behaviour? And how do you know when it’s time to call in the professionals? Anna Saillet explains... Read Article
How to deal with losing your horse
It’s something no one wants to think about, but at some point every owner experiences the pain of losing their beloved horse. H&R helps you make sense of moving forward Read Article
