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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Early-bird tickets for 2026 Luhmühlen Horse Trials are now on sale
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What’s inside this week’s Horse & Hound, in shops from 20 November 2025
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‘Flawless’ rising star sells at elite auction for €90,000 to UK buyer
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16 gut balancers on the market – and how to choose the best for your horse
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Harlow Luna White launches her own clothing brand to ‘take riders from the stables to the street’
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Wondering how much hay to feed your horse? A nutritionist reveals how to calculate their ideal daily ration
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Olympic champion wins on World Cup circuit with exciting rising star
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Would you spot if your horse had a tooth infection? Find out how and what treatment is available
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Charles Owen to stop UK production, farewell to a top eventer and other things the horse world is talking about
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Hopes top event mares ‘sprinkle a little bit of stardust’ in British stud’s breeding programme
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Keep your horse’s digestive system happy and healthy all winter long
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‘The hat saved her without a doubt’: caved-in helmet a reminder of need to wear correct safety equipment
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Help your horse master cantering through water confidently with advice from Olympic riders turned top coaches
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Call for medals for the horses as well as riders at LA28 Olympics: ‘We have two athletes’
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How much can artificial intelligence boost our training – or is ‘feel’ everything?
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Horse & Hound’s daily debrief will be back on Monday
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Charles Owen update after shock news it will stop manufacturing in the UK
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Yasmin Ingham, LA28 Olympic Games and support for battle against equine grass sickness: latest partnership news
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Reports two much-loved British equestrian brands have closed their factory doors