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  "publishedAt": "2026-02-22T08:30:25.000Z",
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  "textContent": "2DYXWJC An equestrian rider on their horse jumping over a fence as they take part in a local countryside competition\n\n**Like humans, most horses have a dominant side, but too much drifting left or right in the air can land you in trouble, especially when courses become more technical. Top showjumpers Trevor Breen and Jodie Hall McAteer discuss why it happens and what you should do about it in this exclusive article for H &H subscribers\n**\n\nThere are several factors that will affect how you stop your horse drifting over a jump, and the key lesson is that even top-level showjumpers do it, so don’t lose heart. Drifting one way or the other in the air is a common error in showjumping training and competition and one that can have a […]",
  "title": "How to stop the drift and correct a horse that swerves over a fence"
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