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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‘A relaxed expression, a quiet mouth, a swinging tail and a willing attitude say far more than the bridle a horse wears,’ says Anna Ross
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Five-star winners and medallists feature on New Zealand’s eventing squad for 2026 World Championships
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‘He was sometimes sleeping five times what he normally would’: the insightful AI data behind Jagerbomb’s World Cup recovery
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Three European silver medallists top Ireland’s eventing entries for 2026 World Championships
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Joe Stockdale shares a simple exercise for training your horse to stay straight over a fence
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What’s in this week’s Horse & Hound, in shops from Thursday 2 July
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Owners and vets urged to report flu outbreaks as true picture is worse than official stats
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Try this asymmetric in-hand exercise to build your horse’s topline and strengthen his weaker side
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‘Our hearts hurt’: five-star runner-up out of contention for World Championships
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The best way to cool horses and the science behind it
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Championship horse wins his first international grand prix: ‘He answered all the questions today’
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Develop your horse’s extended canter with this simple exercise on a 20m circle
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‘I spent most of the night watching the plane on Flightradar’: Becky Moody on flying Jagerbomb to the World Cup
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Six in a row! Puissance master Rachel Proudley continues winning ways with new ride in four-way tie at Bolesworth
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Farewell to steward who was a ‘favourite figure at showgrounds across the country’
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‘This is a worrying time indeed,’ says top show horse producer Katie Jerram-Hunnable
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The versatile in-hand pole setup that will give your horse plenty to think about – even in walk
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Farewell to riding school founder who leaves a legacy ‘built on an unwavering love of horses’
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‘I like to see the horse is actually enjoying itself’: Royal International judge Margaret Hopkins shares her advice for competitors