Research has looked into owners’ conflicting views about their horses’ welfare and lives

A well-educated hunter is a delight to ride – but it’s not something that happens by magic, explains Andrew Sallis

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in the equestrian world, Kim Wilson examines whether these technologies enhance rider performance, or if they undermine the instinct and feel of good horsemanship

Unfairly maligned as a sneaky troublemaker, the quicksilver ferret is a characterful, curious and highly intelligent creature–with fascinating regal and cultural trappings to boot, writes Octavia Pollock

No horse to look after, a multi-generational community, great exercise and it costs peanuts. Tessa Waugh extols the joy of hunting with the “jelly dogs”

The mid-corner rotation is crucial The knack of ...