Find out why horses and ponies display this characteristic behaviour
Emily Donoho
Why do horses roll? H&H explains…
There are many reasons why horses roll, and here we reveal all...
What is retirement livery and would it suit me and my horse?
Retirement livery yards typically specialise in caring for old or injured horses, providing a useful service for owners without their land
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…
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. Horse & Hound sets the record straight…
Are horse riders allowed to be two abreast on the road? H&H explains…
Riding two abreast on the road certainly has its pros and cons, but is it legal?
Why are horses measured in hands? H&H explains
One of the curious aspects of the horse world is that horses are measured in hands, an archaic unit that isn’t used for anything else
Belly bands: what are they and should I use one on my horse?
You might have seen riders using belly bands on their horses and wondered what they were. Here’s some things you need to know about this piece of equipment...
Barefoot versus shoes: what’s the verdict?
The approach to perfect hoof health has become contentious, at times even a combative discussion between shoeing the horse or keeping it barefoot