Horse & Hound
Horse & Hound is Britain’s equestrian bible and the UK’s only weekly horse magazine. It offers comprehensive news, events coverage and in-depth reports from top writers across all the major equestrian disciplines, accompanied by the best photography, every week. Its extensive classified section covers every equestrian requirement, including jobs, property and a huge number of horses for sale.
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*Exclusive* ‘I’ve had my fair share of ups and downs’: Becky Moody on riders’ mental health, social media and dealing with adversity
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A stallion with wings and what is this hat-trick winner’s top tip for success? ‘It’s free!’
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Feeding to maintain your horse’s gut health this winter *Promotion*
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‘We’ve shed blood, sweat and tears’: hopes that road back from injury will see eye-catching pony at London International
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Farewell to much-loved event organiser, volunteer and owner
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‘There’s pressure to produce young horses a certain way to get the big bucks’ says rider, who is going against the grain
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‘We’ve learnt and grown together’: SEIB Search For A Star glory for 17-year-old rider and ‘legend’ of a Connie
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Meet the winners from the SEIB Search For A Star finals at Your Horse Live
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Appeal after Olympic medals stolen, a sad farewell, and other things the horse world is talking about
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Stay warm and dry this winter with this ‘EquiDry-style’ riding coat – it’s 50% off at Naylors in the early Black Friday sale
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How to watch Yellowstone season 5 part 2 on TV from locations around the world
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Pammy Hutton: ‘Judging dressage really is a devil of a job’
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Hovis’ Friday diary: ‘Unlike mother’s knickers, my guts weren’t in a twist’
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Poor working conditions linked to anxiety and depression in grooms
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Does your horse hate to go behind when hacking? Try these three exercises
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Kim Bailey: ‘Racing, plus drink, music, fun and a party makes a great day out’
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New partnership aims to ‘improve the lives of horses in Britain’ – while Thelwell supports Shetlands
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Horse & Hound; 7 November 2024
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New dressage rule banning certain headpieces described as ‘baffling’