Moving up from BE90 to BE100
Move up with confidence with BE coach Sarah Ettridge's expertise
Events
Moving up from BE80 to BE90
As the new season begins, it’s time to turn your attention to your goals. We talk to a BE coach to help you set your objectives
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Moving up from Intermediate to Advanced
Preparation is key if you want to step up to Advanced, says coach Caroline Moore
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Which event should I aim for in 2021?
Plot your journey for the new season with the help of EquiRatings and British Eventing Life’s rider pathway guide
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British Eventing 2021 calendar
Following last year’s disrupted schedule, there’s a host of brand new events to look forward to this season
Read moreWhat are ballot dates and numbers and how does balloting work?
Not too sure about the process? Our FAQ answers some common questions
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Your questions about event abandonment answered
Ever wondered about the difference between abandonment and cancellation, and the difficult decision-making process? We take a closer look
What are the benefits of affiliated eventing?
Trained stewards and technical advisers help to make British Eventing events so successful and enjoyable; find out more about them here
How your British Eventing entry fee is spent
We asked three event organisers to share their costs with us in order to work out how the average entry fee is spent. Here's what we found out...
How to get a clear show jumping round
When it comes to show jumping, many of us find that nerves can get the better of us. So how can we overcome this and aim for that clear round?
How does an event run?
Sophie Tunnah went on a BE Access All Areas day to see first hand the dedication and hard work of organisers, their team and volunteers
Five ways to stay part of the sport without competing
If you don't have your own horse to compete, or if competing isn't for you, there are still lots of ways you can stay part of eventing
