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Your Horse (UK), 01 九月 2026

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ArticleWel­come

PUTTING THIS ISSUE together really made me think about the import­ance of under­stand­ing not just our horses, but also the world they’re liv­ing in. Grow­ing up on my fam­ily’s farm, we were pos­sibly ahead of our time when it came to sav­ing water....

Wel­come

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

ArticleSchool­ing skills for pony riders

Exer­cises to help a small mount become stronger, more respons­ive and a more enjoy­able ride TRAINING A PONY to per­form at its best is about far more than teach­ing them to respond to the aids. The most suc­cess­ful part­ner­ships come from a rider...

School­ing skills for pony riders

ArticleLes­sons from the top

Inside Ros Canter’s medal-win­ning train­ing sys­tem — and how to fill your own, unique train­ing tool­box LIFE AT ROS Canter’s North Lin­colnshire base is built around horses, fam­ily and an ever-chan­ging com­pet­i­tion cal­en­dar. As a res­ult,...

Les­sons from the top

ArticleInter­view

TV presenter Jules Hud­son on the mare who shaped his life, on-screen bloop­ers, and more Best known for host­ing the BBC’S Escape to the Coun­try, archae­olo­gist turned TV presenter Jules Hud­son tells Emily Bevan about his new role as pat­ron of an...

Inter­view

ArticleWhich leg is it?

Head nods, hip hikes and shortened strides: what they mean when assess­ing lame­ness LAMENESS IS ONE of the most com­mon reas­ons why horses are examined by a vet, and one of the lead­ing causes of poor per­form­ance and loss of ath­letic func­tion....

Which leg is it?