
Rachael Turner
Rachael joined Horse & Hound in 2014, initially as a digital sub editor then became part of the news team as a writer in 2015. The philosophy graduate studied journalism at the Press Association before working as a local reporter at the Brentwood Gazette. Rachael is now a mum of two and still loves all things equestrian, including hacking, dressage and jumping with her cob Bert. Rachael left the H&H staff to go freelance in June 2019, but still contributes to our magazine and website, as well as our sister magazine Country Life, among others.
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Equestrians’ views on rehoming rescue horses revealedA poll on horseandhound.co.uk has highlighted readers’ views on taking on a former rescue case
By Rachael Turner Published
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Gold medallist’s urgent crowd-funding for new Tokyo ride“I did initially think, ‘Do I just call it a day?’ But I’m not ready to. I live for my riding — it’s what gets me up in the morning”
By Rachael Turner Published
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Calls for riders to donate their brains ‘when they’ve finished with them’The International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation is exploring whether repeated head trauma leads to neurological problems later in life
By Rachael Turner Published
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Appeal to trace dog owner after elderly Arab sustains fatal injury“I couldn't have wished for a greater horse, he was the king of our yard”
By Rachael Turner Published
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Emotional Lorraine Kelly thanks NHS staff who saved her life after riding accident“After losing three pints of blood, I needed urgent medical care, without it I would have been close to death”
By Rachael Turner Published
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Meet miniature Shetland’s adorable mule foalThe youngster is believed to be the first miniature Shetland-donkey cross
By Rachael Turner Published
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Small but mighty: 13.2hh one-star pony set to make eventing historyHe was originally bought as a companion, but he soon showed his aptitude for jumping
By Rachael Turner Published
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George’s great escape: horse’s crashing fall captured on videoThe former racehorse is back in work having recovered from his injuries
By Rachael Turner Published
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‘Dramatic and haunting’ film to focus on riding road safetyFilm-maker Danielle Scott is currently working on the short film, which she hopes will make viewers take note
By Rachael Turner Published
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‘Keep little people like me safe’: young rider’s road safety video goes viralSeven-year-old Chloe Phillips wanted explain the importance of passing riders safely
By Rachael Turner Published
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Hundreds of riders to saddle up this weekend in aid of safer roadsThe rides are taking place across the UK as part of the Pass Wide and Slow road safety campaign
By Rachael Turner Published
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Tack shop owner has brainwave over plastic wasteThe businesswoman wanted to counteract the amount of plastic her customers were throwing away
By Rachael Turner Published
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‘Dreams really can come true’: overweight £100 Shetland transforms into showing starShandwick Bentley wowed the judges at this year’s Royal Windsor Horse Show
By Rachael Turner Published
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Horse ‘left to die’ in road after head-on collision with carAn appeal has been launched. Warning: report contains very graphic images
By Rachael Turner Published
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Love Island star joins donkey’s birthday celebrationsRescue donkey Del Boy was celebrating his 16th birthday during the celebrity visit
By Rachael Turner Published
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Meet the pint-sized ponies preparing for the World Equestrian GamesRescue ponies Star and Huck have been selected as official mascots for the Games
By Rachael Turner Published
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Star police horse with phobia of crisp packets retiresNorthumbria Police’s Paddington has made a big impact on the force
By Rachael Turner Published
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Long day at the yard? Put your feet up in horsey slippersThe unique slippers are handmade from high-quality sheep’s wool and feature leather soles
By Rachael Turner Published
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Yard hero rescues showjumping mare from stable blazeFirefighters worked to extinguish the blaze, but despite their efforts the stables were destroyed
By Rachael Turner Published
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BEF’s world class performance director leaves role ahead of WEGGordon Burton will be leaving the organisation at the end of May
By Rachael Turner Published
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Is ‘matchy-matchy’ in your horse’s best interest? Vet speaks out“Think about it — does your horse really need bandages?” asks former British team vet, Campbell Thompson of Nantwich Equine Vets
By Rachael Turner Published
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Action Fraud reveals the shocking cost of horse sale scamsThe equestrian community has been about a typical scam involving fake adverts of horses for sale
By Rachael Turner Published
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Vaulting stars in new Galaxy advertThe short film has been viewed more than 22,000 times
By Rachael Turner Published
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Rider walks dog from Burghley to Badminton for Willberry Wonder PonyThe longest leg of the journey was 29 miles in one day
By Rachael Turner Published
