
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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Strangles outbreak gives area festival riders more time to qualifyA new date has been found for the festival thanks to the quick actions of organisers
By Rachael Turner Published
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Area festival cancelled due to strangles outbreakThe centre has suspended all equine movement and competition with immediate effect
By Rachael Turner Published
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New championships adding splash of colour to dressage calendarThe coloured horse and pony championship runs from intro to medium level
By Rachael Turner Published
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Irish rescue donkeys ‘living the dream’ on the Continent“It is a rags to riches donkey story, especially for the two abandoned boys”
By Rachael Turner Published
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Owner speaks out after ‘upsetting and demoralising’ remarks about her horse“She went into the ring in tears, she was like a rabbit in the headlights and couldn’t finish her test”
By Rachael Turner Published
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Horse & Hound; 26 April 2018By Rachael Turner Published
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80 welfare calls a day as horse crisis reaches four-year highRSPCA officers have been called out to abandoned horses every day in 2017 in England and Wales
By Rachael Turner Published
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‘No equine is low maintenance’: companion pony warning‘Owners must meet the needs of all their equines as individuals’
By Rachael Turner Published
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Striking mare to enjoy happy retirement after a decade’s service‘We are delighted to have her join our Horse Trust family’
By Rachael Turner Published
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April hopes her namesake month with bring her new loving owners after tough pastShe is difficult to recognise from the youngster she once was
By Rachael Turner Published
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‘She is feeling her emotions now’: miniature donkey transforms woman’s lifeWhen Emily first visited the Donkey Sanctuaryshe was not interested in the animals, but this soon changed...
By Rachael Turner Published
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Unexpected twin foals are ‘once in a lifetime’ gift for stud ownerHannah Thomas' mare had been scanned and was believed to be carrying one embryo
By Rachael Turner Published
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Because I’m worth it: horses and ponies strike a pose in hilarious photo collectionAnimal photographer Wiebke Haas' photo series Horse Style features equines tossing their silky manes for the camera
By Rachael Turner Published
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Rider who can ‘barely breathe’ not allowed in para competitionsFormer event rider Bex Greenwood has had 18 operations and a tracheostomy
By Rachael Turner Published
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Marathon mission for former eventer involved in crashing fallNatasha Al-Egaily will be running London Marathon for Yorkshire Air Ambulance
By Rachael Turner Published
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‘Farewell our fluffy, funny friend’: sanctuary favourite dies aged 26The former adoption donkey spent two decades delighting visitors and staff
By Rachael Turner Published
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Sanctuary’s desperate plea for safe return of stolen ponyMiniature Shetland Polly Pockets is believed to have been taken on Monday
By Rachael Turner Published
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Donkeys rescued from ‘farm of horrors’It was one of the worst cases of animal neglect the team had seen
By Rachael Turner Published
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Ellen Whitaker ‘devastated’ after beloved dog disappears at show in Spain *NOW FOUND*‘She loves her family and it’s extremely out of character for her to go anywhere without us’
By Rachael Turner Published
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Do you need to breed? Stark warning to horse ownersTwice as many foals are produced by people who will only breed one to five foals than by people who will breed more than 100 each
By Rachael Turner Published
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‘I never found another like him’: dressage star dies in tragic accidentThe special horse completed 59 grands prix throughout Europe in his remarkable career
By Rachael Turner Published
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Equestrian employers risk hefty fines if they fail to pay new minimum wageSome riders have been fined more than £30,000 for failing to pay their staff the minimum wage
By Rachael Turner Published
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Stallion rescued after ‘endangering lives’ near motorwayBlue is recovering in intensive care following his ordeal
By Rachael Turner Published
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Mike Tucker, the voice of equestrian sport, has died aged 73The commentator and former top event rider will be remembered for his long-standing contribution to the equestrian world
By Rachael Turner Published
