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Carriage Driving

June - July 2022
Magazine

Carriage Driving is dedicated entirely to sport and recreation with the harness horse. Trusted, respected and loved throughout the whole of the international driving community, Carriage Driving puts quality content at the core of its editorial intent and remains the only essential publication for the driving enthusiast.

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Carriage Driving

I’ve gone viral

All the Queen’s Horses

Peter Bridson 1952 – 2022

The Queen enjoys a day out at Royal Windsor

Heads First for Riders Minds

UK vet highlights horrific suffering in Ukraine

Supporting driving

Hats off to sound advice • Antonia Gallop looks at the importance of encouraging drivers of all abilities, and why, by offering support and guidance without criticism it helps to keep the driving world a place that is open to all.

Look out for the new rules • Before heading out to compete make sure you, and your support team are up to speed with all the latest rules and regulations, from hats and body protectors through to fire extinguishers and dressage tests.

We are up and running • Living Heritage Events kicked off the outdoor season for the BSTD with the ever-popular Thame Game Fair. Carole Davenport reports.

Ready for any challenge • Hope Nebbeling takes a look at the versatility of the breed across the disciplines, and discovers how driving trials are proving to be no obstacle to one Hackney pony, who is more well known for his show ring success.

Barbara to receive top award • A carriage driving coach who has dedicated years of voluntary work to the charity is to be recognised for her work. Eileen Cornish carriage driving lead reveals more about this popular and dedicated volunteer.

Ready to entertain you • As competitors get back on the road again, Sandra Fisher says all the hard work at home will pay off once you head into the arena, but just make sure you have remembered to pack everything you need.

At last, the season is in sight! • Following a fun weekend get together to catch up with group members and at the same time to put in a bit of precompetition practice, Jeff Osborne is now looking forward to a full season of competition.

The benefits of Turmeric • Dr Tom Shurlock of The Golden Paste Company discusses the benefits of including turmeric in the horse’s diet.

A bit of variety • Richard Brown, CEO of Abbey England, discusses different types of driving bits, looking at how and what they are made of, and how to choose which is right for your horse.

See the changes • A few tiny tweaks to your driving skills and turnout can make a dramatic difference to your overall performance, says Sue Mart from Bennington Carriages. Here are some helpful considerations.

A return to the castle in style • Knepp Castle is starting point for an annual charity drive, as Emma Fitch reports it was an event that has been welcomed back on the driving calendar.

Proud to be back on show • London Harness Horse Parade director, Anthony Peacock reflects on the welcome return of this much missed traditional driving event as carriages, and drivers of all ages enjoyed a day in the Easter sunshine.

A celebration of carriage driving • The British Driving Society returned once more to Bury Farm for its Spring Bonanza Show, which under the current climate was extremely well attended by both competitors and spectators. Julie Elliott reports.

New venue, new faces, new challenges • Fiona Powell reports on the eagerly anticipated and highly competitive indoor finals with competitors taking part from across the regions.

A bright future ahead • Bob Elliott says things are looking up, as younger drivers are now entering the world of coaching.

Coaching...


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Frequency: Every other month Pages: 76 Publisher: Mark Allen Business & Leisure Edition: June - July 2022

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: May 27, 2022

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

Languages

English

Carriage Driving is dedicated entirely to sport and recreation with the harness horse. Trusted, respected and loved throughout the whole of the international driving community, Carriage Driving puts quality content at the core of its editorial intent and remains the only essential publication for the driving enthusiast.

Subscribe today!

Visit the Carriage Driving Shop today!

Carriage Driving

I’ve gone viral

All the Queen’s Horses

Peter Bridson 1952 – 2022

The Queen enjoys a day out at Royal Windsor

Heads First for Riders Minds

UK vet highlights horrific suffering in Ukraine

Supporting driving

Hats off to sound advice • Antonia Gallop looks at the importance of encouraging drivers of all abilities, and why, by offering support and guidance without criticism it helps to keep the driving world a place that is open to all.

Look out for the new rules • Before heading out to compete make sure you, and your support team are up to speed with all the latest rules and regulations, from hats and body protectors through to fire extinguishers and dressage tests.

We are up and running • Living Heritage Events kicked off the outdoor season for the BSTD with the ever-popular Thame Game Fair. Carole Davenport reports.

Ready for any challenge • Hope Nebbeling takes a look at the versatility of the breed across the disciplines, and discovers how driving trials are proving to be no obstacle to one Hackney pony, who is more well known for his show ring success.

Barbara to receive top award • A carriage driving coach who has dedicated years of voluntary work to the charity is to be recognised for her work. Eileen Cornish carriage driving lead reveals more about this popular and dedicated volunteer.

Ready to entertain you • As competitors get back on the road again, Sandra Fisher says all the hard work at home will pay off once you head into the arena, but just make sure you have remembered to pack everything you need.

At last, the season is in sight! • Following a fun weekend get together to catch up with group members and at the same time to put in a bit of precompetition practice, Jeff Osborne is now looking forward to a full season of competition.

The benefits of Turmeric • Dr Tom Shurlock of The Golden Paste Company discusses the benefits of including turmeric in the horse’s diet.

A bit of variety • Richard Brown, CEO of Abbey England, discusses different types of driving bits, looking at how and what they are made of, and how to choose which is right for your horse.

See the changes • A few tiny tweaks to your driving skills and turnout can make a dramatic difference to your overall performance, says Sue Mart from Bennington Carriages. Here are some helpful considerations.

A return to the castle in style • Knepp Castle is starting point for an annual charity drive, as Emma Fitch reports it was an event that has been welcomed back on the driving calendar.

Proud to be back on show • London Harness Horse Parade director, Anthony Peacock reflects on the welcome return of this much missed traditional driving event as carriages, and drivers of all ages enjoyed a day in the Easter sunshine.

A celebration of carriage driving • The British Driving Society returned once more to Bury Farm for its Spring Bonanza Show, which under the current climate was extremely well attended by both competitors and spectators. Julie Elliott reports.

New venue, new faces, new challenges • Fiona Powell reports on the eagerly anticipated and highly competitive indoor finals with competitors taking part from across the regions.

A bright future ahead • Bob Elliott says things are looking up, as younger drivers are now entering the world of coaching.

Coaching...


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