Do you want to work in equestrian media?
Does combining an interest in equestrianism with a passion for media sound like your ideal job? For a unique insight on breaking into the industry from those who work for the country’s leading equestrian title, register now for Horse & Hound's upcoming media day
Are you interested in a career in equestrian media? Horse&Hound plans to run a ‘How to work in equestrian media’ day at their London offices on Friday 4 October.
Editors, picture editors, writers and those in associated careers will offer insights on how to break into this field, and the classic dos and don’ts.
Places will be limited — in order to register interest without payment and therefore guarantee your place, email sarah_jenkins@ipcmedia.com with your name, contact number, age and career aspirations.
Tickets will cost £75, including a light lunch.
We look forward to meeting you.
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Sarah has worked at an equestrian journalist and editor since 2004 and has held the position of Horse & Hound Editor-in-Chief since 2014. She has reported for Horse & Hound from major championships including Europeans and World Equestrian Games. She has co-written books on horses and horse sport including The Complete Illustrated Encyclopedia of Horses & Ponies. She has owned and ridden horses since 1993, and worked for and trained with Olympic gold medallist event rider Leslie Law prior to going to university. While studying for a BSc at London School of Economics Sarah also worked for top British dressage rider Louise Spate.