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 rider flying between hemispheres for her spring five-star prep – and the fellow thoroughbred lover who makes it possible
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3 quick muscle-building exercises that make a valuable addition to your horse’s daily routine
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Horses who sleep better learn better, new research finds
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What’s in this week’s Horse & Hound, in shops from Thursday 5 March
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‘It’s a big blow’: defending Champion Chase hero withdrawn from 2026 Cheltenham Festival
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‘Thank you for everything’: five-star horse retires aged 19
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Five-star rider ‘in a stable condition’ in hospital after fall at showjumping competition
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‘This fellow is top shelf’: the Cheltenham Gold Cup runner with a serious chance, according to Grand National-winning trainer
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Fuelling the performance horse with fibre – it is possible!
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Calls for national animal offenders’ register part of campaign to improve welfare laws
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Farewell to ‘passionate and dedicated’ side saddle stalwart
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Happy 70th birthday, Mark Todd! We celebrate with a few great memories from Toddy’s eventing career…
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‘There was something very special about Marj’: farewell to much-loved horsewoman
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‘The feed room is where performance truly begins’: Vet explains the art and science of feeding performance horses
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‘People’s response has been phenomenal’: new police horses help educate drivers
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‘It’s not about glitz and glamour, but the care provided’: national federation rewarding stables that put horse wellbeing first
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27 Mother’s Day gift ideas for the best horsey mums
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13 body protectors for children that are up to Pony Club and riding school standards
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‘Riders will continue to feel the impact of his work for decades to come’: farewell to equine vet and researcher