3 February 2012

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Features

INTERVIEW: Oliver Townend

Oliver answers his critics, and tells HORSE how he copes with the ups and downs of eventing. Read the article HERE, which first appeared in HORSE magazine's May 2011 issue

RLS Polo In The Park to feature first ever 'Young Guns Polo Tournament'

RLS Polo In The Park takes place on Sunday 18 September

Emile Faurie dressage training master class

Just before jetting off to the European championships in Rotterdam, dressage star Emile Faurie took some time out to show us his failsafe training routine

Train your horse to jump…. SKINNIES

By following Mark Smith's fool-proof method, you can train your horse to jump narrow fences every time

INTERVIEW: Laura Bechtolsheimer

Laura B made history in September, becoming the first Brit to win a World Equestrian Games silver dressage medal. Britain's unassuming number one is already on to the next project

Change of discipline

Time for a change of discipline?

If you've become stuck in a riding rut, perhaps it's time to try doing something new with your horse. Read on for our suggestions...

Want to try free-schooling?

Free-schooling — schooling your horse from the ground — could help you unlock your horse's potential. Dressage rider and trainer Lucinda McAlpine takes you through a step-by-step guide to getting started.

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Battle of the sexes

Do men make better riders than women?

Why is it that, while women make up the majority of riders, it's often men who reach the very top of their sport? Horse takes a look at the debate

Coping with cross-country rushing

If your horse tends to rush and pull when he's going cross-country, read our expert's advice on how to cope