If you’re here, then you’ve most likely been having problems reading all the great stories that we send out in our free email newsletters throughout the week. We’d like to take this opportunity to explain why you might not currently be able to read all of our articles.
All readers have free access to five stories from Horse & Hound’s team of expert journalists within every 30 days, but if you wish to continue reading articles by Horse & Hound once you’ve enjoyed those five stories, then you’ll need to take out a website or magazine subscription. The H&H digital subscription gives you free access to all the stories on HorseandHound.co.uk, whether you are coming to those from the website’s homepage, google, newsletters or social media.
The cost of a digital subscription is £1 for the first month, followed by monthly payments of £7.99. This is a rolling subscription, which costs an average of £1.84 per week, and it can be cancelled at any time so you are not tied in to making payments over a long period. Alternatively you can choose to save 40%, paying just £1 per week, by taking out an annual digital subscription, which costs £52. Or if you would prefer to enjoy having the weekly magazine delivered to your door to read at your leisure, combined with full unlimited access to our up-to-the-minute online services, then we have a print and digital bundle available for you, which costs significantly less than buying the magazine in the shops every Thursday.
Our website subscription service includes many, many more stories than we are able to publish in the weekly magazine, as well as our exclusive magazine columns from top names including Carl Hester, Piggy March, Nick Skelton, Julie Templeton. However, not everything you find in the magazine is available through our website subscription service. Exclusive interviews, show highlights from across the equestrian sports, and many of our regular features, such as the always popular weekly Vet Clinic, can only be enjoyed in the magazine. As part of the website subscription, we do provide full access to our online veterinary library of equine ailments and conditions, which is kept updated with the latest research. So if you don’t want to miss anything we do, then you should take out a magazine subscription, which includes full access to the website
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We hope that this helps to explain why you’ve not necessarily been able to read all our newsletter stories. Should you choose to support our work by taking out a subscription of any kind we would really appreciate that, thank you.
Carol Phillips, H&H’s website editor
Never miss out on the latest happenings in the equestrian world
Carol is an experienced journalist and editor, who is also a passionate amateur rider and dedicated horse owner, having ridden since childhood. She has a particular interest in the emotional well-being and ethical training of horses, alongside veterinary matters, having garnered extensive first-hand experience of numerous equine health conditions through more than 30 years of horse ownership.
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