On the road again
Treat your horse to a travel upgrade with advice from top transporters Read Article
Equine MOT
You can’t take him to the garage, but your horse still needs regular checks to keep him ticking over. We demystify a year in horsey maintenance Read Article
No matter what I feed my horse, he won’t gain weight
The ability to digest food, especially forages, can vary greatly between horses Read Article
Rug size and fit
I want to replace some of my horse's rugs, most of which he's had since before I bought him. Several of the are different size, though – how can I figure out which size and fit will suit him best? Read Article
Tips for encouraging a horse that doesn’t yet trust the rein contact, with eventer Andrew Hoy
UK-based eventer Andrew Hoy has been competing internationally for four decades, and has ridden 11 different horses at Olympic Games and World Championships – he’s the only Australian to have ever competed in seven Olympics. Today he’s working with Brigant, an eight year old Anglo Arab gelding by Ceasar van de Helle, owned by OSO Arabians stud. To date, Brigant has run at BE100 and will step up to Novice / CCI2* this year. Read Article
Winter warmers
Whatever plans you have for you and your horse over the next few months, we’ve got the perfect products to help you on your way. Read Article
Ultimate weightaping and body condition scoring guide
Knowing how much your horse weighs is an important part of keeping him healthy. If you’re unsure of how to do this properly, we’ve compiled an essential guide to help you out Read Article
Feeding to help maintain condition
With temperatures dropping, the summer’s warmth now feels like a distant memory. The change from summer to autumn and winter management is often the trickiest to manage for horse owners, particularly for those with horses who do not hold their condition well. Read Article
Lungeing kit explained
Lungeing is a great way to work your horse, particularly on winter nights when time is extra-precious. Fizz Marshall explains how to get started Read Article
How to have a happy yard
Your yard is supposed to be an enjoyable place, but that can only happen if everybody gets along. Here’s how you can play your part Read Article
Feeding a horse on box rest
Box rest can be challenging for horses and owners alike. Joanna Palmer, Nutritionist at Allen & Page, explains how to help your horse cope while continuing to meet his nutritional needs Read Article
Careers with horses
Thinking of a change of career? Check out some of the rewarding jobs you can do that have a connection with horses Read Article
Winter Feeding
The challenges of winter can sometimes mean rethinking how you feed your horse. H&R’s panel of experts solve some common problems Read Article
Clipping fears
Envious of your friends with their super-smart clipped horses when yours is a nervous wreck – or worse – at the sight of a pair of clippers? Anna Saillet’s here to help Read Article
The real cost of a horse
Thinking about whether you can afford a horse or want to save money on your current costs? We’ve looked into four different types of livery to see how big a hole horses burn in our wallets Read Article
Prepare your stables for winter
With cold weather on the horizon, now’s the time to prepare for the onset of winter. H&R shows you how to ready your stable and kit Read Article
Managing on hard ground
Keeping your horse fit, sound and happy when the ground is baked hard is no mean feat. Kelly McCarthy-Maine explores how Read Article
What’s in your horse’s feed
Ever read the back of your horse’s feed bag and been confounded by the ingredients list? Nutritionist Emma Short from Baileys helps you understand what’s included and why Read Article
Getting to grips with studs
Confused about the hows and whys of studding your horse? Read on for Horse&Rider’s comprehensive guide to screw-in stickability Read Article
Going barefoot
Considering going barefoot, but mystified by conflicting advice? Read on for our comprehensive guide to embracing the shoeless lifestyle Read Article