Horse & Rider Training Tips
Wooroloo focus on safety
This weekend's Wooroloo Horse Trials is leading the way in eventing safety by installing the first MIM Clips seen on a cross country course in Western Australia
Who jumped it best?
Who jumped the tricky Barefoot Estates Seaside Village best at Burnham Market International?
Roger Kane to head Australian eventing safety initiative
Equestrian Australia (EA) has announced the appointment of Roger Kane to the newly created position of National Safety Officer
Show jumping exercises for eventing
British Showjumping and British Eventing coach Warren Lamperd shares some of the things to consider when training eventing horses for the show jumping phase at all levels
Introducing your horse to water at competition
Sometimes your horse has its first experience of tackling a water jump at a competition - here are a few tips and how the good guys do it
Eventing FAQ on new 50 penalty rule
The FEI has issued an Eventing FAQ on Rule 549.2 where riders now incur 50 penalties for jumping outside the flag on cross country and cannot seek assistance from the fence judge
Eventing training with Andrew Hoy Part 1
Andrew Hoy discusses at what height and how often riders should school their horse on cross country
Training with the Tinneys Part 1
Video: Soft hands over a fence and straightness were the two key points for the Australian Young Rider champion Gemma Tinney in this training session at home with her dad and dual Olympic medallist Stuart
Schooling narrow fences in small arenas
Make use of 'training wheels' in schooling narrow fences says Captain Mark Phillips
Confidence in Riding – Part 1
We all know that we ride better when we’re more confident. Human performance coach Jon Pitts provides us with a greater understanding of what lies beneath confidence and how it can be made more resilient.
