‘The pain was unreal’: rider’s warning after kick snaps her leg
‘I collapsed on to my horse and was screaming…’
Rachael joined Horse & Hound in 2014, initially as a digital sub editor then became part of the news team as a writer in 2015. The philosophy graduate studied journalism at the Press Association before working as a local reporter at the Brentwood Gazette. Rachael is now a mum of two and still loves all things equestrian, including hacking, dressage and jumping with her cob Bert. Rachael left the H&H staff to go freelance in June 2019, but still contributes to our magazine and website, as well as our sister magazine Country Life, among others.
‘I collapsed on to my horse and was screaming…’
‘I was told I wouldn’t walk again, but now I’m running the London Marathon’
Alex North will be getting married in September and had planned to travel to church in a carriage pulled by her Shetland pony
The clips feature vet and equine behaviour specialist Gemma Pearson, who demonstrates techniques for helping keep horse calm in different situations
The gin is the brainchild of Aberdeen-based rider David Lawson
Demand for ejiao, derived from donkey hides, has led to the slaughter of millions of donkeys
Dressage rider Alice Oppenheimer are supporting the cause
‘I really believe that hat saved my life. I could be half the person I am today’
The three-year-old was found abandoned and was struggling to get to his feet
Winchester Crown Court heard the car had been travelling at a minimum of 57mph before the collision
It will be the first time a National Hunt course will stage a race card devoted to female horses
Grant Hayter-Menzies chronicles the life of Dorothy Brooke, founder of international equine welfare charity Brooke, and her efforts to relieve the suffering of former war horses in Egypt
The Nations Cup contender died on Tuesday (2 February) following sudden illness
Digby will be assisting Blackburn-based Mohammed Salim Patel
Bob became trapped when he attempted to jump out of his field
The development of the vaccine is hoped to have benefits to the health of horses around the world
Find out how you can help stop the practice
The animals were spotted wandering the streets by confused residents
The equine was found with a two-inch puncture wound, consistent with a stab injury