Know your forage: which is the perfect type for your horse?
Being aware of the benefits and shortfalls of different forages will help you make an informed decision when it comes to selecting the right products for your horse
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Should I feed my competition horse a balancer?
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Feeding a good doer during the summer
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How do riders around the world keep their horses in work during snow and ice? H&H investigates...
Many places in the world are covered with snow and ice through much of the winter, and still, people keep on riding. H&H investigates how...
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Can goldfish help keep my horse’s water trough clean? H&H investigates...
Can keeping goldfish in your horse’s water trough, save you the task of having to clean it?
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How to help prevent your horse’s mane being rubbed out by rugs over the winter and how to aid its regrowth
Rubbed manes is a common issue for horses at this time of year — here’s some prevention and cure tips
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Why do horses roll? H&H explains…
There are many reasons why horses roll, and here we reveal all...
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Can feeding a balancer help a horse on box rest?
We asked some equine nutritionists if there is anything balancers can do for box-resting horses
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How are feed balancers different to vitamin and mineral supplements?
Find out how balancers differ from vitamin and mineral supplements
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How to choose the right feed balancer for your horse
The moment you start researching balancers or really any kind of supplement, it becomes apparent that the market is flooded with choices. The good news is that there is something for every type of horse, but it also means that choosing the right balancer is infinitely more complicated. H&H has asked equine nutritionists to shed some light on the different types of balancers and help owners make the most informed decisions
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What is a feed balancer? H&H explains...
Feed balancers are something most horse owners have come across, but do they know what purpose balancers serve? Many of us have thrown balancers at horses, trying to resolve a dietary issue or because it just seemed like a good idea, but without really understanding what they are and what they do. In order to find out, we approached several equine nutritionists and asked them to illuminate the mystifying balancer
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How to teach your horse to lead politely
Leading a poorly trained or ill-mannered horse can be one of the most stressful parts of your day. Emily Donoho looks at ways to instil politeness into your horse from the ground
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Do you need insurance to ride your horse on the road? H&H explains...
Working out what insurance you do and don’t need when you’re out and about on the road with your horse can be confusing, so H&H finds out...
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H&H Feed Week: Struggling with your horse’s weight this winter?
If your horse is struggling to maintain a good level of condition this winter, here is some useful advice to help...
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H&H Feed Week: 6 expert tips for feeding horses this winter
Cold weather, rain and grazing low in nutrients — the winter months can prove a feeding challenge. But these tips can help keep your horse in peak condition
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H&H Feed Week: feeding the active veteran this winter
Horse & Hound offers expert advice on how to keep an active veteran Irish Sport Horse in perfect condition this winter
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Why do horses neigh? H&H investigates...
Find out why horses and ponies display this characteristic behaviour
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Riding horses while at university — what’s on offer and how can you get involved?
Universities provide fantastic opportunities to get involved with horse sport — here’s what you need to know...
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How to get involved with or create a school riding team
If you would like your school to set up an equestrian team, here’s everything you need to know
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BETA NOPS: what is it and why does it matter to you and your horse?
Find out everything you need to know about this key scheme in the world of horse feeds and supplements
