Green means go

Honing stickability is the key to riding with confidence. Bethany Stone observes coach Liz Pears furnishing riders with the solid seat they need for cross-country success

Rhythm, balance and suppleness are all key for ridden work, and in-hand exercises can improve this vital trio before a rider climbs into the saddle, says veterinary physiotherapist Cherelle Hopgood

BALANCING precariously as you try to walk across a rope strung high above the ground sounds like it would be guaranteed to make you anxious. But professional tightrope walker Chris Bullzini is getting

When it comes to straightness and collection, polework is a rider’s secret weapon, dressage trainer Jess Carr tells Helen Milbank

When it comes to a winning dressage test, it’s the tiny details that count and executing exactly what is asked rather than the rider’s interpretation. In part three of his series, dressage star Gareth Hughes tells Aimi Clark how to pull off leg yield, lengthening of the stride and a brilliant free walk

Her job, as the term begins, falls into the category of simple, but not easy: convince fresh students to trust each other with their lives. To demonstrate how this begins, Whitmore, head of acrobatics