A common misunderstanding of the difference between rhythm and tempo often results in horses being ridden more quickly, but not more correctly.

Barging behaviour and pushy behaviour can be about space – whoever owns the space and can move another horse out of that space determines the herd hierarchy

Four FEI judges examine dressage's upper level tests and how to ensure you earn as many marks as possible.

Lunging is a technique that is invaluable in the training of the horse – a precursor to the double-lunge, work in-hand, and ridden work.

Most common riding problems aren't insurmountable if you have the right fixes.

In this article former international competitor and FEI judge Lorraine MacDonald offers tips to correct common, costly errors.

Beth Underhill explains how to regroup mentally and physically after a minor disaster.

In this article top dressage coach and competitor Wendy Christoff explains self-carriage and how it is the key to harmony and balance.

There are many reasons why off-the-track Thoroughbreds (OTTBs) are such a popular choice for sport horses and, in particular, with eventers.

UK-based trainer Simon Battram describes the steps for introducing this suppling move prior to including it in your under saddle work.