The ‘Almost’ Exmoor — a funny, captivating story for any child
Scarlett Owen, aged 12, takes us through her review of this new book for children
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.
Scarlett Owen, aged 12, takes us through her review of this new book for children
H&H visited the Northamptonshire stables of up-and-coming star Joe Stockdale and we encountered classy horses, a dedicated team and stunning facilities — plus evidence of another sport practised at top level
William Fox-Pitt obviously needs no introduction, but there are perhaps a few things you might not know about him. To find out more, don’t miss the latest issue of Horse & Hound magazine, out today (27 June), to read our exclusive interview with him...
Money can buy most things — but it’s not the primary consideration when seeking the perfect first pony. We suss out what to look for in a four-legged gem
Here we find out a little bit more about this impressive National Hunt star who has now amassed £1,149,326 in prize money...
Flying horses around the world requires impressive levels of organisation. Horse & Hound watches the operation swing into action at Heathrow, with horse transport company IRT
Lee Pearson has a vast number of championship medals to his name thanks to his success in the world of para dressage. But there are some things you probably don’t know about him yet — let’s find out...
H&H visited the Hampshire stables of up-and-coming star Harry Charles and we encountered classy horses, a great team and stunning facilities — and a very special garden ornament
Prepare to be amazed — watch this superstar pony jump bridle-less with four-star eventer Imogen Murray
From chasing down armed suspects to being on patrol during a visit by Donald Trump. Here’s 8 things you might not know about the mounted police regiment...
A host of top riders gathered for this year’s Go for Gold select event horse sale at Goresbridge
When in France, be chic. We’re in the thick of the French end-of-season horse trials, and for those British spectators who want be à la mode, here are a few handy tips
‘There could still be a caged bull-creature waiting to erupt beneath my saddle’
Newly crowned 2018 Stobart champion Flat jockey, Silvestre De Sousa, is already looking forward to attempting to add a fourth championship to his illustrious CV in 2019. Here are a few things you might not know about this Brazilian
‘I was thinking, “mission accomplished, here endeth the blog”. But then a crescendo of clattering hooves signalled the arrival of the followers and all hell broke loose’
Meet our new blogger, who has a full-time job and four children. Oh and a ‘geriatric’ former event horse who will now (hopefully) turn her hoof to hunting
We suggest you start dropping heavy hints that you have your eye on Coworth Park in Berkshire for this Valentine’s Day, where riding doesn’t get much more luxurious...
Riders across the disciplines are proving that size is no barrier when it comes to getting the most out of bigger horses
Canny, but kind, cobs are honest all-rounders who won’t let the side down, whatever the discipline, and once you’ve found a good ’un, you’ll be hooked for life. But how do you go about finding the perfect super cob?
When a tiny rider’s legs barely skirt the saddle flaps or a bigger rider is stuck at school, keeping pint-sized ponies in peak condition can be a challenge