
Martha Terry
Acting features editor
A graduate from Cambridge University, Martha initially joined H&H as magazine assistant back in 2003, moving on to become eventing editor. She has worn many hats within the magazine since then, both freelance as a writer, and within the editorial team at H&H Towers. Most recently she has moved from the subbing desk to become acting features editor. She has also written features on equestrian and rural matters for publications such as Country Life, The Field, The Times and The Telegraph, and has covered everything from an exclusive on Tamarillo’s clone to reporting at the European Championships.
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7 ways top riders deal with nerves *H&H Plus*
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H&H interview: Scott Brash — ‘I could talk about them forever and I’m sure I will’ *H&H Plus*
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All in a day’s work: Nativity play producer Henrietta Fiddian-Green *H&H Plus*
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H&H interview: Hollie Doyle — ‘I didn’t think I’d be good enough’ *H&H Plus*
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Don’t miss your chance to star in the pages of Horse & Hound...
“Horse & Hound’s reader issue is a wonderful opportunity for us to celebrate our readers and their horses”
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H&H interview: Meet young showjumper Tabitha Kyle *H&H Plus*
Combining school with a stellar showjumping career isn’t easy, even with huge family support, but Tabitha Kyle’s ability and dedication are reaping rewards. Martha Terry meets her
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Germany triumphs at Le Lion d’Angers as Oliver Townend heads the Brits *H&H Plus*
Oliver Townend leads the British effort with a silver for his six-year-old, while German riders are dominant in both classes at the prestigious young horse World Championships
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H&H interview: Former Badminton media director Julian Seaman *H&H Plus*
The ebullient former media director of Badminton is eclectically talented, with a “naughty air of indiscretion”. Martha Terry meets him
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Legends of the sport: ‘Remarkable horsewoman’ Anneli Drummond-Hay *H&H Plus*
The consummate horsewoman followed up a Badminton win with a stellar showjumping career, and was shortlisted for the Olympics in all three disciplines, writes Martha Terry
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Revealed: The best jobs if you want to juggle horses and a career *H&H Plus*
H&H’s amateur survey has uncovered which jobs are most compatible with a competitive lifestyle – or do riders simply make it work? Martha Terry crunches the data
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Take a sneak peak behind the scenes at Ros Canter’s yard
H&H visited the stables of world champion Ros Canter in Lincolnshire, and found horses enjoying life in the field, and an impressive range of training facilities – plus four exciting horses waiting in the wings
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Access all areas: Eventing world champion Ros Canter on juggling motherhood with riding *H&H Plus*
In the past couple of years, Ros Canter has won two world gold medals and had a baby. Martha Terry finds out how she’s juggling work and family life as she gears up for Tokyo
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H&H interview: Paralympian Sophie Christiansen on legacies and starting afresh *H&H Plus*
She has eight Paralympic gold medals, so what fires the para star up for more? Martha Terry talks to Sophie about building a legacy and starting afresh
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All in a day’s work: Equine cartoonist David Stoten *H&H Plus*
David Stoten, H&H’s very own Thelwell, on Lester Piggott’s tiny Spitting Image puppet and the challenges of caricature
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All in a day’s work: Former five-star eventer turned stunt rider Anna Warnecke *H&H Plus*
Former five-star eventer Anna Warnecke on why Burghley’s Leaf Pit is like riding through fire, and the thrill of an 8,000-strong standing ovation
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How to survive a heatwave — whether you have a hairy cob or a competition horse
When lying by a pool is not on the agenda, H&H finds out how to get through a hot spell with your horse this summer
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Five rare breeds you may not know about *H&H Plus*
Curly ears, “blonde” manes and self-fracturing hooves are distinctive features of some of the world’s more unusual breeds. Martha Terry checks them out
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Alan Davies guest edit: Transporting top horses around the globe *H&H Plus*
A horse’s career may be crowned in a five-minute championship round, but the logistics of reaching that apex is a gargantuan task. Martha Terry talks to those working behind the scenes
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H&H interview: Racehorse trainer Robert Walford *H&H Plus*
The trainer tells Martha Terry about the horse that was primed for a Grand National win, lessons from his father-in-law, and his goal for next season
