Recent content by Sarahgorrie

In between the medal celebrations, there was talk at Windsor European championships over prize givings. In the past, riders have ridden their lap of honour, but after Wednesday's team competition they received their medals and did their lap of honour on foot. Some riders expressed concern about...

Fortunately I've spoken to many people who do like the new layout, but we won't stop there — we want to improve the pages further. So, as I have said, please do get in touch with your feedback and any suggestions as I would be really interested to hear these. We're very open to any feedback and...

We have moved the goal posts with regards to our criteria for reporting dressage in H&H — but for the better. We have always reported riders’ achievements at all levels but, whereas we were once limited to reporting news from those events with an advanced medium and above, we can now feature...

I am writing a feature for HORSE magazine on dealing with difficult characters in the horseworld. Have you ever faced a tricky situation, perhaps with a awkward sharer, inconsiderate fellow livery, or unhelpful show organiser, for example? These don't need to be big, serious issues, just...

I am writing a feature for HORSE magazine on dealing with difficult characters in the horseworld. Have you ever faced a tricky situation, perhaps with a troublesome sharer, unreliable farrier, unreasonable livery yard owner, awkward fellow livery, or unhelpful show organiser, for example? Would...

I am writing a feature for HORSE magazine on dealing with difficult characters in the horseworld. Have you ever faced a tricky situation, perhaps with a troublesome sharer, unreliable farrier, unreasonable livery yard owner, obstructive fellow livery, or unhelpful show organiser, for example...

I am writing a feature for HORSE magazine on dealing with difficult characters in the horseworld. Have you ever faced a tricky situation, perhaps with a troublesome sharer, unreliable farrier, unreasonable livery yard owner, obstructive fellow livery, or unhelpful show organiser, for example...