Horse & Hound - June 25, 2020
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Striking superstars The HOYS winner who jumps like a stag, and other coloured horse legends. LEGENDS Eddie Macken: ‘I taught myself to ride on the farm pony.
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Organic livery yard owner
Susi Anderson, who runs an organic livery yard in Kent, on planting tens of thousands of trees and encouraging baby steps towards sustainability
Kingshaugh Hailstorm
Alex Robinson speaks to the connections of the five-year-old Dartmoor gelding who reigned supreme against a spectacular field of native ponies at the 2020 BSPS Heritage championships
Charlotte Dujardin
The double Olympic champion chats to Polly Bryan about the highs and lows of 2020, and how her training methods have developed
The ‘high' hunting gives
It was a brief return to the field for H&H’s hunting editor Catherine Austen before the third lockdown begun, but well worth it
Mary Low
The former world champion on having an “in-between horse”, and the Olympian who inspired her to take up eventing
Productive hacking
Having an arena is attractive, but is it essential for competition prep and keeping horses fit? Verena Bowyer finds out top riders’ views
Riding from the ground
Long-reining is a hugely valuable tool that can benefit all horses. Stephanie Bateman talks to young horse expert Brendan Gallagher to find out how to long-rein efficiently and what exercises you can do
Fancy Footwork
Gridwork not only improves elasticity and technique, but also builds a horse’s confidence and concentration. Olympian Gemma Tattersall shows us how
Cherry
The “catlike” point-to-pointer who crossed Dartmoor as though she was made for it
Hunters In lockdown
There’s no hunting, yet many of us have fit, clipped horses. Let’s find ways still to enjoy them, says Catherine Austen
