A successful event horse partnership is built through hundreds of ordinary interactions: a quiet grooming session, a balanced transition, a thoughtful response…
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Dressage often gets a reputation for being overly complicated, full of mysterious circles and terminology that sounds like a foreign language. In reality,…
The water complex is one of the most recognisable features on any eventing cross-country course, and for good reason. Combining a drop into water, a stride…
The combination of a ditch and brush jump sits among the most feared questions on a cross-country course. Riders who have spent years chasing ribbons at…
Eventing asks one horse and rider combination to work across dressage, show jumping and cross-country. Each phase demands a different balance, yet the saddle…
A flexible rider can follow the horse’s movement without bracing through the hips, gripping with the knees or collapsing in the upper body. In eventing, that…
Three-day eventing asks more of a horse's body than almost any other equestrian discipline. Across the dressage, cross-country and show jumping phases, a horse…
Moving up from Novice to Training Level is a significant step in an event horse’s education. The fences become more demanding, the pace requires greater…
Eventing asks a horse to change gear repeatedly. A competitor must produce an accurate dressage test, jump a demanding show-jumping track and then gallop…
There's nothing quite like the feeling of pulling up after the cross-country phase at an event like the Melbourne International Three Day Event at Werribee,…