Louise Bell on 'dressing to impress' in the show ring

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Posted: 10/11/2008

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Louise is a master of 'show etiquette' and as one of the leading working hunter riders in the UK, she knows exactly how to create the right impression for horse and rider in the ring. She demonstrates with Cruise Control what to wear, what tack to use, how to make the judge feel comfortable on your horse and how to apply those all important finishing touches! Yes - you too can look the part and if you watch Louise's videos on plaiting, polishing boots, the perfect tail and trimming fetlocks, you and your horse will be 'dressed to impress'!

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N.Lowndes 11 Sep 2009 What is the best breed/type/mix of horse for Lightweight and Heavyweight Working Hunter classes? Can there be any pure Irish Draught in Working Hunter classes? Or Pure Thoroughbred? Would they be good?

N.Lowndes 8 Sep 2009 What is the brand and name of that hoof oil?

rhi-ros 14 Jul 2009 Hello, do you have your bridles and bits made especially made for you, as I haven't seen ones as good as yours available in the shops?

Horse Hero Guru 12 Jun 2009 Miss Muff, adults usually wear long boots, but if you wear jodhpur boots you should not use chaps – they are not considered to be correct dress in most equestrian sports

Horse Hero Guru 12 Jun 2009 Lynchieg, in the UK every show insists that you use a hat that meets safety standards and all of those have chin straps. You can get hats with flesh coloured chin straps which do not show as much.