
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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Scott Brash reveals 2018 could be star horse’s last season following magnificent Mexico victoryScott won the opening leg of the Global Champions Tour grand prix of 2018 in Mexico
By Rachael Turner Published
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Light cotton rugs not ‘adequate’ alternative to shade in hot temperatures, researchers findThe research was recently published in the Journal of Veterinary Behaviour
By Rachael Turner Published
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Join top eventers in 100-mile hacking challengeThe challenge is open to all riders and involves hacking 100 miles in 100 days to raise £100 for the Brooke
By Rachael Turner Published
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Outcry after horse’s head found in streamThe Scottish SPCA is appealing for information following the grisly discovery
By Rachael Turner Published
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Charlotte Dujardin: why cross-country terrifies me and hard work mattersThe record-breaking rider spoke candidly in an interview on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour this morning
By Rachael Turner Published
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Carl Hester and Charlotte Dujardin head Royal Windsor line-up'Delicato and I are looking forward to giving Charlotte and Freestyle a run for their money!'
By Rachael Turner Published
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Club involved in ‘inhumane’ horse incident reopened after giving thousands to equine charityA horse was ridden into a crowd at Mokai Lounge in Miami Beach earlier this month
By Rachael Turner Published
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British Olympic eventer sidelined after fall from youngsterThe eight-time championship medal-winner will leave hospital this week
By Rachael Turner Published
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‘He sped past a millimetre from my stirrup’: rider left shaken after near-missEast Sussex-based Zoe Burt was hacking her 17-year-old Connemara when the incident took place
By Rachael Turner Published
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Donkey blown up in Afghanistan ‘suicide mission’The Donkey Sanctuary has condemned the attack
By Rachael Turner Published
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Britain’s third-oldest man heads to Cheltenham Festival after 50-year break109-year-old Ralph Hoare has his sights set on Might Bite for Gold Cup victory
By Rachael Turner Published
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Welcome Athena! Adorable foal boosts zebra populationThe Hartmann’s mountain zebra filly was born on 5 March
By Rachael Turner Published
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Moorland ponies ‘do not need rugs and stables’ despite public concernThe Moorland Mousie Trust has been contacted numerous times this winter by people concerned that the ponies were unable to cope
By Rachael Turner Published
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Night club closed after ‘inhumane’ incident involving horseThe club's business licence has been revoked
By Rachael Turner Published
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Rehoming hopes for one-eyed pony found ‘hours from death’Three-year-old colt Valentino has come on leaps and bounds
By Rachael Turner Published
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Mounted officers to run London Marathon dressed as horses and ridersThe group was inspired by Inspector Natalie Shaw’s two children, Harry, eight, and Oli, 11, who suffer from a rare form of cerebral palsy
By Rachael Turner Published
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One rider involved in a road incident every day, says BHSThere has been a drop in accidents but still fatalities, both human and equine
By Rachael Turner Published
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Exhausted mare trapped in snowy ditch by fallen treeShe was suffering from exhaustion having been trying to free herself from the dyke
By Rachael Turner Published
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Band with passion for racing releases single in honour of equestrian charity‘The idea for the song was triggered by some tragic events involving racing staff last year’
By Rachael Turner Published
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Exciting new championship for grassroots eventersA BE80(T) championships will be trialled at Kelsall Hill Horse Trials in Cheshire
By Rachael Turner Published
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Adorable donkeys foals given a second chanceThe four equines, Happiness, Geoffrey, Nincompoop and Bill, recently came into the care of the Donkey Sanctuary
By Rachael Turner Published
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Lifelong rider forced to give up horses due to driver who failed to stop‘My horse took off and the last thing I remember was trying to stop her’
By Rachael Turner Published
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Hilarious seller returns with unflappable horse and jumping dinosaur‘When I was asked by a prospective buyer if she was unflappable, I just thought, let's see…’
By Rachael Turner Published
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‘Are we to surrender to cars?’: road safety group releases moving videoEssex-based campaign group Canewdons Equestrians has created the short documentary
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