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ArticleIMPORTANT READER MESSAGE

You may have seen recent news reports regard­ing the planned clos­ure of a num­ber of TG Jones stores, formerly WH Smith. At present, it remains unclear whether the store from which you cur­rently pur­chase this magazine will be affected. To ensure you...

IMPORTANT READER MESSAGE

ArticleThis month’s high­lights...

The build-up to our show Your Horse Live is always excit­ing, and in this issue we have tick­ets to win in our com­pet­i­tion. It’s known as the equine shop­ping event of the year for a reason — and surely the best way to spend a week­end in Novem­ber!...

This month’s high­lights...

ArticleDon’t fake the shape! How to get shoulder-in right every time

SHOULDER-IN IS OFTEN called the ‘aspirin of dressage’, because it’s the lat­eral exer­cise with the poten­tial to fix almost everything, from a stiff horse to a hol­low back to a rider who’s lost the plot on straight­ness. But it’s also one of the most...

Don’t fake the shape! How to get shoulder-in right every time

ArticleBri­tain’s medal charge

How 13 shiny medal­lions were won at the FEI World Cham­pi­on­ships in Aachen

Bri­tain’s medal charge

ArticleHay on the line

How hay makers are cop­ing with another chal­len­ging har­vest — and what it means for winter sup­plies FOR MANY HORSE own­ers, the search for hay became an all-too-famil­iar head­ache last winter. Poor har­vests in 2025 left sup­plies stretched,...

Hay on the line

ArticleSwell­ing out of nowhere

Vet advice for deal­ing with cel­lu­litis IF YOU HAVE ever arrived at the yard to find your horse stand­ing at the back of their stable look­ing miser­able, with one limb swollen to the size of the aver­age tree trunk and no vis­ible signs of injury...

Swell­ing out of nowhere