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Eventing Stallions the BN rankings

April 7th, 2024
The 2024 BN eventing stallions rankings have been released, and this time there are some really interesting stallions on the list, stallions you might want to send your mare to... Read Article Comments Off

Salvino retired!

April 5th, 2024
One of the more wonderful dressage horses of modern times, Salvino has been retired... Read Article Comments Off

Toto Jr. honoured with Grande Prize

The first licensed son of Totilas - Toto Jr, has been honoured with the Grande Prize... Read Article Comments Off

2024 BN Dressage stallions

April 3rd, 2024
Which dressage stallions are also stars in the competition arena? We look at the BN rankings for 2024... Read Article Comments Off

Breeding News jumping stallions rankings

April 2nd, 2024
The 2024 Breeding News jumping stallion results have been released. Christopher Hector looks at which jumping stallions are stars in the competition arena... Read Article Comments Off

Fashionistas or Breeders?

March 30th, 2024
We look at some of the popular stallions at the moment, and ask the question, are people breeding for fashion or for the sporthorses of the future... Read Article 2 Comments »

Nuno Oliveira, and his Treasure Trove of Equestrian Wisdom

March 22nd, 2024
We celebrate one of the worlds great horseman, Nuno Oliveira, with a new collection of his early writings... Read Article 5 Comments »

Udo Bürger: The Way to Perfect Horsemanship

This extract discusses the key concept of relaxation... Good performance always depends on relaxation; it is a basic requirement for specialisation in all branches of competitive riding. Read Article 2 Comments »

An interview with Bernard le Courtois

March 16th, 2024
In a surprise decision, the well-known French breeder and journalist, Bernard le Courtois has called a halt to his career as a breeder. Enjoy some words of wisdom from our archives... Read Article 1 Comment »

Andrew McLean: Thinking about horses – Part 1

March 9th, 2024
“I think that we need to recognize the importance of self-carriage: when you release the reins just for two strides, the horse should stay in your speed, on your line and should stay in its own outline." Read Article 5 Comments »