Aimi Clark
Former Showing, Vet and Point-to-Point Editor
Aimi was responsible for Horse & Hound’s showing, pointing and veterinary pages, as well as assisting with eventing content. Aimi also edited Horse & Hound’s popular occasional magazines, Ask The Vet and Ask The Trainer. She is the former deputy editor of Eventing magazine. She left Horse & Hound at the end of 2017 to take on new challenges in the publishing industry.
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20 signs you’re an incurable showing addict
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21 things that only owners of grey horses will understand
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Does your horse really need to wear a rug?
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One simple pole exercise that can transform your horse’s canter
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14 tips for travelling horses safely, plus what kit you really need
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21 signs you’re a horse nut
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9 ways to train your horse out hacking for success on competition day
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Frosty grass: will eating it give your horse colic?
Have you ever wondered whether turning out on frosty grass could be harmful to your horse’s digestive system? Here's what you need to know...
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3 easy ways to keep your horse’s digestive system healthy
Caroline Hughes MRCVS explains the science behind her three golden feeding rules, and why you must follow them in order to keep your horse happy and healthy
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7 ways to stop your horse napping
Here are seven tips for stopping this nuisance behaviour in its tracks
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Is your horse or pony as clever as this?
Always knowing which way is home, working out whether an electric fence is on or off and spitting out wormer after convincing you they’ve swallowed it. If you think your horse or pony is particularly clever, you may relate to several of these...
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10 ways to beat sweet itch this summer
Ceiling fans, avoiding watercourses and oiling coats — don’t let sweet itch cause you and your horse misery this summer
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14 facts you need to know about your horse’s tongue
Here’s what you need to know about your horse’s tongue — a vital yet often over-looked part of the equine anatomy
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18 (tongue-in-cheek) reasons cobs are better than thoroughbreds
Tough, resilient, reliable and brilliant fun. Of course no horse is perfect, but cob owners and riders have got a pretty good deal. Here are 18 reasons why Aimi Clark thinks they are so much better than thoroughbreds...
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11 things you need to know about your horse’s ears
Ever wondered why your horse suddenly stops or spins around out hacking, or snorts and spooks unexpectedly — usually when there is nothing there? In fact there is, but as the horse’s range of hearing eclipses a rider’s, you are unaware of what they have heard. Although small, the ears are one of a horse’s greatest assets, and it is important to understand how they work
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It shouldn’t happen to a vet (but it does…)
When you’re an equine vet, tasked with saving horses’ lives, things shouldn't go wrong but inevitably they do, as six equine vets reveal...
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10 training tips that top riders swear by
Even the equestrian world's biggest names look up to people, and key pieces of training advice have helped them win medals and national titles throughout their careers
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Nicola Wilson: 9 top winter training tips
Eventer Nicola Wilson shares her wealth of knowledge about getting your horse fit and ready for the season ahead
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7 showing sins: could you be making these mistakes in the ring?
Leading producers and judges explain the common mistakes they see in the ring — and why it means the difference between winning or losing