Horse and Hound - Magazine

I hardly read Horse & Hound Magazine. It's seems to be more aimed at the Aristocrat generation of the world. The Magazine is very opinionated an I do not find it coming across freindly at all. Compared the likes of Your Horse, where you can pick up all sorts of tips and hints. The magazine is user freindly for all walks of life who ride. Horse & Hound just doesn't have anything quite intesting to read half the time. Yeah it has all th results in but, I just get bored with the groveling patronising blurb really. My other horse mags are interesting, bright, colouful have loads of great things to look at like new products and they ...

Horse and Hound magazine is my least favourite of all the equestrian magazines. I find it very patronising and doesn't have enough articles in it that the everyday rider can relate to. It comes out every week and is quite expensive and really mounts up if you want to read every issue. It has news on what is going on in the equestrian world in each discipline including hunting, eventing, dressage and racing. All of these articles are in my opinion too in-depth for someone who isn't involved and I find when I read it I only read the show jumping page if I read all of that. I feel that the articles are too long and I often find them quite repetitive. Also, half the ...

I was first introduced to the magazine a few years ago by a friend, and since then it has become my alternative newspaper for everything horsey. The magazine includes news, features on famous riders, horses and events, information about the latest in veterinary knowledge and care, hunt, racing, dressage and other competition diaries, advertisements for everything from feed supplements to trailers, and of course the equine classifieds, which is usually my first port of call! At £2.30 per issue, it can be a bit pricey to buy every week, although they do offer a discount for subscriptions. I tend to buy it every other week, depending on what articles are ...