Mollie Summerland’s 5* win: the ultimate dream
As the youngest-ever winner of the German event, Mollie's incredible 5* win at Luhmuhlen has given eventing fans a real boost. British Eventing caught up with her as she arrived back in the UK
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William Fox-Pitt’s Olympics
As we gear up for Tokyo 2020, we caught up with William Fox-Pitt for a look back at his five Olympic experiences.
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Georgie Spence’s Tokyo Olympics experience
Ahead of Tokyo 2020, Georgie recalls her trip to Japan for the Ready Steady Tokyo test event in 2019, and sets her sights on Paris 2024
Dream of a lifetime: Mollie Summerland
Mollie Summerland has dreamed of competing at the highest level since she was a child and now, after her first 5* last year, the 23-year-old rider is firmly on track
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
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Five reasons you should consider personal accident cover
SPONSORED: The top 5 reasons why you should consider KBIS British Eventing Personal Accident Cover
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Take control of your goals
Psychologist and former event rider Sally McGinn explains why focusing on the smaller details can make your goals more achievable
Read moreWe talk to… Richard Waygood
British Eventing’s performance manager tackles the big questions as the sport enters an Olympic year with a twist
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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
Moving up from BE90 to BE100
Move up with confidence with BE coach Sarah Ettridge's expertise
Moving up from BE100 to Novice
Ready for the step up to Novice? Leading trainer Ros Morgan shares her thoughts
Moving up from Novice to Intermediate
Ready to move up to Intermediate? We ask coach Robin Dumas for his thoughts
Moving up from Intermediate to Advanced
Preparation is key if you want to step up to Advanced, says coach Caroline Moore
Dealing with competition nerves
If before competing you can’t picture riding or remember your training, trigger words or actions correspond to a positive event can help
