Equipment

Winter warmers

Make sure your horse retains its edge as the colder weather hits with these tips and recommendations

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Tips & Advice: Getting on the road

Preparation is key for the eventing season, so we caught up with world number two Jonelle Price and her Head Girl, Kerryn Edmans, to discover how they prepare for the months ahead

Saddlery: Pre-season preparation is essential for success

With two years of interrupted competition behind us, riders have high hopes for the season ahead. Achieve your goals this season with this preparation checklist from our partner Bates Saddles

Technology: The future is here

Gaining the edge could be made easier, thanks to the latest technologies to boost equine wellbeing and hone performance

Need a double-horse trailer without compromise?

SPONSORED: The new Cheval Liberté Two-Horse Touring Country with built-in tack room is designed with both horse comfort and ease of towing in mind, and fits the bill perfectly

Ask the Expert: Getting the most from your saddle

It’s impossible to underestimate the power of the saddle for your ride, so Bates Saddles founder Ron Bates explains why taking the time to get yours adjusted right is crucial

Have horse, will travel

SPONSORED: Combine safety and comfort with Cheval Liberté UK's range of trailers

Struggling with body protectors?

SPONSORED: We explore FOMO's virtual fitting service and latest new product

How to stud up your horse

Top event groom, Zanie King, shares her top tips on looking after your studs, cleaning stud holes and making studding up easy

Which studs should I use?

Studs can be a great kit addition when used correctly, so we spoke to the experts to find out everything you need to know

Is it time for new riding gear?

As the new eventing season approaches, now is the time to invest in new riding equipment, says Jonathan Chapman. Here are four things to consider when buying new kit.

Finding the perfect bit for your horse

With a dizzying range of bits and bridles available on the market, choosing the right one can be a minefield. So how do you find the right bit for your horse?