With the pandemic continuing to disrupt travel, The Financial Times have been asking writers to journey in their imaginations, to tell the story of a distant place they yearn to revisit.
In this article, Stanley Stewart shares experiences from his 1,000-mile ride across Mongolia.
Portugal’s new senior dressage champion João Torrão has risen rapidly through the levels, setting records as he goes. Briony Reed discovers where and how he hones his talent in this Horse & Hound article.
There are those who speculate that modern-day Arabians horses are direct descendants of King Solomon’s horses.
Yair Sharet talks about his rides in Israel, from the Galilee to the Judean Desert, and what makes this land such a special place to ride through.
Let me tell you why a trip to British Columbia should be on your bucket list…
Cover girl! Taken from Chris’ ride diary when she rode at Tsylos Lodge in 2014.
History on horseback. Taken from Chris’ ride diary when she rode with Yair in Israel in 2012.
Lifestyle Director Farzana Ali grabs life by the reins for a week as she learns to horse ride in the Azores.
Bask in the sun and boost your dressage at Monte Velho in Portugal — all washed down with a glass of wine. Briony Reed reports.
Revel in the pleasure of discovering Transylvania’s mountains and forests on horseback including encounters with the local wildlife.
Lucy Higginson went to ride in the renowned Okavango Delta – and found a famously watery paradise ablaze.
horseback riding and wine tasting make a great combination.
A new generation of guests is discovering a legacy of sustainable living at the senic Haciendas of Ecuador.
Botswana-based event rider LOUISE CARELSEN takes sporting legend Ingrid Klimke wild game spotting. An 11-hour drive to take part in the FEI World Dressage Challenge also nets the safari director a couple of red rosettes.
Abbie Wood from In the Saddle enjoys some of the world’s most exhilarating and spectacular coastal riding in Bahia Brazil.
Emerging from the middle of the Atlantic Ocean windswept and remote the Azores has an elemental enigmatic appeal.
In Israel CHRIS DAY finds spectacular riding some unbelievable sights and an insight into the country’s culture and history.
Botswana-based event rider Louise Carelsen makes a rare sally to neighbouring South Africa for a horse trials and finds some French tuition has worked wonders for her and her exciting young horse.
