Horse & Hound
Horse & Hound is Britain’s equestrian bible and the UK’s only weekly horse magazine. It offers comprehensive news, events coverage and in-depth reports from top writers across all the major equestrian disciplines, accompanied by the best photography, every week. Its extensive classified section covers every equestrian requirement, including jobs, property and a huge number of horses for sale.
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‘The potential is enormous’: Olympic champion and mare formerly competed by Charlotte Dujardin make international debut
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Riders wear blue in memory of event rider and coach who ‘had time for everyone’
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‘We learnt a huge amount together’ – farewell to Emily King’s junior European medallist, aged 22
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The legend of the record-breaking Secretariat, ‘the greatest horse that ever lived’
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What’s in this week’s Horse & Hound, in shops from Thursday 19 March
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Farmer’s fine after cattle trampled walker a reminder of horse owners’ footpath responsibilities
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6 of the best drying rugs for hassle-free bathing
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Ros Canter to return to competition after second baby – where will she compete in the run-up to Badminton?
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Places to stay if you’re heading to Addington for the Winter Dressage Champs or Blue Chips
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‘The family horse of a lifetime’: homebred star who made Aintree dreams come true retired sound and happy
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5 tried and tested tips to clean muddy feather – and keep them sparkling
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‘Who is this old fool who has come to ride?’: 70-year-old Mark Todd goes under the radar in ‘retirement’
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Anna Ross: ‘Everyone’s watching now, and willingness to question ourselves has to be part of the deal’
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Potential pitfalls: how to keep yourself and others safe when using AI to benefit your horse
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How elite riders cope when their warm-ups go awry, plus tips to overcome blips in your best-laid plans
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‘We are so grateful’: double Olympic champion welcomes first foal
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‘Horses are in good hands’: new research shows post-surgery equine deaths are declining
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‘I’ve watched it 1000 times; I just wish he’d win it once’ – Dick Francis’s son Felix on the collapse of Devon Loch in the 1956 Grand National
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‘It was just a matter of not falling off’: Cheltenham Gold Cup winner is a class apart, in a race tinged with sadness