Pammy Hutton discusses running reins in dressage

Pammy Hutton FBHS shared her views on the use of running reins in equestrian training.

Pammy Hutton FBHS addressed the topic of running reins, noting she has been advised against discussing it but proceeded anyway. She stated that the answer to whether anyone should ever use them is no, though she occasionally employs them when needed with proper technique. Hutton referenced classical trainer Nuno Oliveira, who advocated for their use with tact and delicacy, warning against forgetting to give with the hand once the horse reaches the desired position.

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Responses to Pammy Hutton’s column questioning the use of running reins have arrived at Horse & Hound from equestrian professionals and readers.

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The Beyond the Bridle event was held on 13 June at Unicorn Equestrian Centre in Gloucestershire. Organiser Jess Harkness reported strong interest in alternative approaches to horse riding. The sellout afternoon of demos and evening performance drew positive feedback from attendees.

The Iverk Show in Kilkenny will introduce a new bitless showing class on 22 August. The class offers a €350 prize pot and is sponsored by author Elaine Heney.

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Karmijn, a former Grade A showjumper known for her speed, has retired from competition and is now helping train a three-year-old rider. The 34-year-old mare, also called Minnie, retired in November 2024 after a long career with owner Suzanne Posnett.

 

 

 

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