Equestrian world targeted by social media scams using fake show pages
“I think the people behind it are a group that’s come across equestrianism and thought this is a good way to scam people.”
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ASA upholds complaints about saddlery competition
The Advertising Standards Authority received complaints about whether the promotion offered by the company was fairly administered
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Social media helps locate abused horse
A horse that was seen being dragged behind a car is found uninjured within 10 hours of the police appealing for witnesses on Facebook
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Horses die in flooded field sparking social media campaign
A Facebook campaign to save a group of neglected horses on flooded land has attracted nearly 20,000 likes. *Warning: contains graphic photo*
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Horse & Hound readers urged to sign petition
H&H readers are being urged to sign a petition to ban the distasteful Facebook page “I love hunting accidents”, which celebrates deaths and injuries to hunting people
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Petition against anti-hunting Facebook page
Hunt supporters’ relief at seeing the “I love hunting accidents” Facebook page removed was short-lived when the page resurfaced just a day after its demise
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Is Twitter to blame for many withdrawals from horse trials?
Social media — an invaluable tool or an obstructive hindrance? This is the question being mooted by horse trials organisers in light of the recent spate of weather-induced cancellations
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Claimant ‘caught out’ on Facebook in equine court case
Lawyers say a recent equine court case — in which a claimant was caught out by Facebook — has highlighted the “benefits and pitfalls” of social media
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Abandoned foal gains legions of fans as charity charts his recovery
Teddy, a tiny colt foal rescued by The Horse Trust, is making steady progress, watched over by his many Facebook fans
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Vote for Horse & Hound in 2012 Equestrian Social Media Awards
H&H has been nominated for five categories in the 2012 Equestrian Social Media Awards
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Nominate Horse & Hound for the 2012 ESMAs today
Are you a fan of H&H on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube? Then you can nominate us for the Equestrian Social Media Awards (ESMA)
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Beware, don't get caught out by online scams
Horse owners have been targeted by two scams within the space of a week
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Could your horse be the face of insurance company advert?
KBIS British Equestrian Insurance is offering Horse & Hound readers the chance for to have their horse featured in the magazine on 30 June
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Horse & Hound online is hotter than the Sun
Two-page feature in The Independent profiles H&H's booming facebook, Twitter and forum presence
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Horse & Hound crowned 'most informative' service by ESMAs
Horse & Hound has been voted the 'most informative' social media service in the UK and Ireland on the final day of the ESMAs
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Vote Horse & Hound in Equestrian Social Media Awards
H&H has been nominated for three categories in the inaugural Equestrian Social Media Awards by followers of social media
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Death of Welsh joint-master prompts organ donation campaign
Hundreds of people have signed up to become organ donors following the death of a Welsh joint-master
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New equestrian awards to recognise social media success
The Equestrian Social Media Awards have been introduced to recognise the best tweeters, Facebookers and YouTubers in the horseworld
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The Pure Feed Company supports charity via facebook
The Pure Feed Company is offering its Facebook fans the chance to win horse feed while supporting equine welfare charity Equine Market Watch
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Social networking could help your business
Equestrian businesses and riders are starting to embrace social media as a marketing tool, but many are still missing valuable promotion opportunities
