Sweet itch in horses *H&H Plus*
Sweet itch can prove traumatic for some horses as they seek to bring their constant itching to an end, but there are ways to manage this condition as we explain
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Puncture wounds in horses *H&H Plus*
Never trivialise puncture wounds, because the most innocuous-looking injury can mask a more serious underlying problem
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Equine recurrent uveitis in horses *H&H Plus*
Equine Recurrent Uveitis, also known as ‘moon blindness’, is far more common in Germany and America than in the UK where it remains quite rare, explains H&H
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Splints in horses *H&H Plus*
Splints are common in performance horses and rarely cause a problem once they have formed, but will require the horse to be rested when they first occur
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Hoof cracks in horses *H&H Plus*
Hoof cracks can range from being little more than a cosmetic blemish to a serious cause of lameness and pain so find out what’s the best way to tackle the problem
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Hoof abscess (pus in the foot) *H&H Plus*
An abscess in the hoof can be excruciatingly painful for the horse but this common problem is normally quite straightforward to treat
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Equine flu *H&H Plus*
Equine influenza is a very effective virus that spreads rapidly between horses that don’t have antibodies to protect them so get up to speed with how best to protect your horse
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Headshaking *H&H Plus*
Headshaking has previously been incorrectly described as bad behaviour, but it’s actually a very distressing medical condition, as H&H explains
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Kissing spines in horses *H&H Plus*
Kissing spines can cause severe pain and seriously affect a horse’s performance. Find out what the signs are and how it can be treated
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Atypical myopathy *H&H Plus*
H&H explains how to identify this deadly condition and what measures you can take to protect your horses
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Laminitis *H&H Plus*
Contrary to myth, laminitis occurs all year-round and not just in the spring. It is an emergency that needs prompt action so find out how to recognise it and what to do if your horse is showing signs
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White line disease (seedy toe) *H&H Plus*
White line disease can be found in all sizes, types and breeds of horse, while donkeys are particularly susceptible to it, so make sure you’re up to date with the latest expert advice
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Colic in horses *H&H Plus*
Every year hundred of horses lose their lives to colic, so make sure you’re up to speed with the latest expert advice on prevention and treatment
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Suspensory ligament injuries *H&H Plus*
Suspensory ligament injuries can limit the future athletic ability of sport horses, so we explain all you need to know about how to identify and treat them
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Lameness in horses *H&H Plus*
Lameness is the most common reason for older horses to be put down, so find out when it’s serious and what are the next steps in Horse & Hound’s expert guide
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Tendon injuries *H&H Plus*
Horse & Hound shares the latest advice on treating tendon injuries, which can potentially end a horse’s athletic career
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Top showing producer loses major sponsor after video goes viral
The showing producer has spoken out after being targeted by online vitriol in response to a short video clip she posted
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Saracen Young Rider of the Year award 2019
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Pikeur Amateur Rider of the Year award 2019
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NAF Five Star Groom of the Year award 2019
