Five exercises to try this week
From in-hand work to athletic jumping, we’ve got five quick and easy exercises for you to try this week that you can work through with less than 30 minutes on the clock Read Article
Staying safe on the beach
Considering an outing to the beach with your equine best friend? Here are H&R’s five top tips to keep you safe as houses on the sand Read Article
Road safety
From equipping you and your horse with the skills to safely and courteously ride on the road, to upskilling friends, family, colleagues and neighbours to pass horses with more care, join our campaign for considerate road sharing Read Article
Next-level hacking
It can be all too easy to relax and forget to make the most of your hack. Horse&Rider explores ways to get maximum benefit from every ride Read Article
Hack like a professional with Lucinda Fredericks
Even professional riders use time outside the arena to improve their horse’s way of going. Olympic eventer, Lucinda Fredericks, shares her tips for motivating a laid-back type Read Article
Keep yourself safer in the saddle
Check out our top tips to help keep you more secure while you're on board Read Article
Create a confident horse with Lucinda Fredericks
Ride like the professionals and use your time outside the arena to build a confident horse, develop your partnership with your horse and boldly go hacking with Olympic eventer Lucinda Fredericksf Read Article
Feel confident with any horse
Most of us have had a confidence crisis when riding or handling an excitable or tricky horse, but when you’re armed with the correct tools, the situation becomes much more manageable Read Article
Take your hacking to the next level
Take your training out of the arena with event rider Coral Keen’s simple hacking exercises Read Article
Hacking hang-ups
A hack may seem like the ideal way to spend time with your horse, but confidence issues can soon put a stop to that. H&R has some simple solutions to help you enjoy hacking again Read Article
Training up hill with Richard Davison
Medium and extended trot both have to be mastered if you want to go up the levels in dressage. And ... Read Article
Put the fun back into hacking With Michael Peace
“Hacking problems can include anything from spooking or bucking to refusing to leave the yard” says Michael in his latest ... Read Article
How to hold a galloping horse
Do you want to go fast, but worry you might not stop at the other end? Then follow Tina Sederholm's great advice for staying in control Read Article
My horse insists on being at the front when hacking out – how can I make him listen to me?
Q: My gelding is a very forward-going, strong ride and whenever I hack him out with other horses, he insists on being in front. If I try to go at the back, he jogs and pulls on the reins, and I sometimes have trouble stopping him. What can I do now to make him listen to me? Read Article
Ready, steady, hack: Visualisation
If the thought of hacking puts you in a panic, or fast rides seem beyond your capabilities, sports psychologist Debbie Percy can help Read Article
Ready, steady, hack: Setting goals
Whether the thought of hacking puts you in a panic, or going for fast rides seems beyond your capabilities, sports psychologist, Debbie Percy can help Read Article
Ready, steady, hack: Memories matter
Does the thought of hacking put you in a panic, or fast rides seem beyond your capabilities? Sports psychologist Debbie Percy can help Read Article
Seven simple steps to happy hacking
Ready to hit the tracks with your horse this summer? Stay safe when you leave the yard with our quick and easy-to-follow guide to making the most of the countryside with your equine pal Read Article
Top Riding Holiday Tips
Are you thinking of a horsey holiday? Horse&Rider asked five equestrian holiday experts what you should know before you go, and their top tips on getting the most out of a riding holiday. Read Article
Does your riding need spicing up?
First up, you need to find out how deep your horsey rut really is. Once you’ve done that, you can think about climbing straight back out! Be positive about your riding – it’s fun, relaxing, a great way to get to know your horse, and it improves fitness for both you and him! Read Article
