For horse owners
Horse & Hound prides itself on being the trusted voice in the equestrian world where horse owners can find the latest advice to help them provide the best possible care for their horses. Our expert advice combines the latest equine research with years of hands-on experience to ensure the best horsemanship and care, with the horse’s welfare at its heart. Whether you’re looking for advice on feeding horses, general equine welfare, hoof care, expert veterinary insights, or advice on breeding horses, our team of experts are here to help.
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‘We don’t have much humility’ but we can all learn, every week, to improve horses’ lives
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Expert advice for feeding horses with or prone to laminitis – what owners need to know
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Feed company launches UK’s first feed balancer specifically for non-breeding mares
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Turning eyesores to eye-candy: how to transform a fixer-upper into your dream equestrian home
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Top stallions at stud in the UK that breeders need on their radar right now
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‘Exciting things are to come’: equestrianism at pivotal moment as work continues on its future
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Running a livery yard is ‘emotional labour’ new study finds
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Preparing your mare for breeding: the pre-breeding checks every owner should know about
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Teach your horse to rein-back from the ground to engage their core and release tension
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‘Good owners vaccinate their horses against flu for their welfare, not just to compete,’ says equine vet
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17 ways you can help your horse lose weight
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Understanding the equine breeding season and your mare’s oestrus cycle
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Planning and communication key for equestrians navigating new inheritance tax rules
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Kindness, education and positive role models key to thoroughbreds’ life-long wellbeing
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Calling new riders: H&H would like your help in making the horse world a better place
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Equine flu: what horse owners need to know during the current outbreak in Britain
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‘A very delicate rescue’ of pony found completely stuck inside tractor tyre
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Are these your saddles? Police keen to find rightful owners after two men arrested
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Concern for rare equine breed’s future as numbers decline – but signs of hope elsewhere