Horse & Hound - 2018-07-12

• Life in the fast lane
• A wonderful hunting tradition The Peterborou­gh Royal Foxhound Show celebrates its 130th anniversar­y in glory
• Showing Norfolk County, National Hunter Supreme Championsh­ips and more
• Specific fitness The benefits of tailoring your programme according to your discipline
• Eventing Barbury, Great Meadow and highlights
• H&H interview Royal Ascot-winning trainer Eve Johnson Houghton
• New partnershi­p considers all aspects of equestrian safety
• Questions over why riders are missing from government plan
• Hunting Wales and Border Counties Hound Show
• New dressage champs a ‘huge step forward’
• Dressage Hartpury and highlights
• Columnist Tessa Waugh’s hunting diary
• Eventing Mary King
• Mules rule ok thanks to Wallace The Great
• All in a day’s work Jockey agent Chris Broad
• Riders’ diets What top competitor­s eat on a daily basis
• Vet clinic Bacterial meningitis in horses
• 59 Showjumpin­g Tracy Priest
• Showing Simon Reynolds
• Racing Sandown Park
• 53 Dressage Carl Hester
• Wormer to be discontinu­ed
• Heatwave increases colic risk, vets warn
• Pony Club members head to Tryon
• 60mph limit on rural roads too high for safety
• New moves in the battle to save New Forest lives
• Fears spread over sky lanterns’ release
• LETTER OF THE WEEK
• Bacterial meningitis: Q&A
• ‘How can I improve my speed on the cross-country?’
• Counting the Calories
• Arabian horses go head-to-head
• What to eat on competitio­n days
• The ultimate rider warm-up
• Spence leads Brits to US victory
• Checkmate makes his move
• Paras gear up for team selection
• Hughes holds his own
• An Area Festival first-timer took a prelim title with the highest score of the day.
• There was a surprise triumph for a 13-year-old at her first Area Festival.
• Danielle Rhodes headed the advanced medium at Kings Sedgemore on a partner of just eight weeks.
• Kerri Ardern and Halyard made their first outing in 10 months count with a novice win at Bold Heath.
• Beth Bainbridge clocks up four wins at Sparsholt’s Festival of Dressage.
• Despite the high temperatur­es, two riders preferred to perspire with pride.
• A busy freelance rider dominated at elementary at Beacons Equestrian.
• Mulegate and fact-based reporting
• Don Diego pays his debt
• Edwards steals the show
• Can Ya Makan strides to a win
• ‘Who’d be a show organiser?’
• Flying doctor lands Paris
• Majestic Valhalla
• WINNING WAYS
• Third time lucky for on-form Respect
• Political Spin wins fair and square
• LADY OF THE CHASE
• COPING WITH DUCAL DISPLEASUR­E

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