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 Horse and Rider Magazine
 Horse and Rider Magazine ... share step-by-step training techniques and competitive strategies. H&R also provides hanorse-care articles, ds-on h horsekeeping how-tos, consumer advice, tips for coping with horse-life issues, ringside reports on top Western shows, horse-world news and events, and profiles of legendary horses and horsepeople.Newest Review: ... lots of regular features which cover all the things you would expect: how to and advice articles for riders / owners, ... more ... complete with handy pics to show you what they are on about. What I like about these is that they are not all aimed at the owner, but really anyone who rides, so everyone can get something out of them.
Next up, there's the latest news in the world of horses, with new products being showcased. There's also a classified section, complete with glossy pics too.
What I like most about this mag is the quality in which it is put together. No expense is spared, as it's a glossy mag with lots of colour pics the whole way through. Th...more |
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The Bumper Book of Horses and Ponies
Pages: 98, Paperback, Horse & Rider Magazine Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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Invisible Riding: The Secret of Balance forYou and Your Horse
Pages: 134, Paperback, Horse & Rider Magazine Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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A Natural Way with Horses
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Read Reviews for Horse and Rider Magazine
Horse and Rider Magazine: The wheels on the bus go round and round (274 words)
by - written on 23/12/09 (Very useful, 2 readings)
Rating:
Horse and Rider magazine is Britain's best selling equestrian monthly magazine. Before you ask just how much competition there is to that title, don't get cheeky now! Setting you back £3.70, this mag has around 180 pages and contains a plethora of info for the horse owner/lover. There are lots of regular features which cover all the things you would expect: how to and advice articles for riders / owners, complete with handy pics to show you what they are on about. What I like about these is that they are not all aimed at the owner, but really anyone who rides, so everyone can get something out of them. Next up, there's the latest news in ... Read the complete review
Until I can buy my own , this will do! (409 words)
by - written on 23/12/09 (Very useful, 4 readings)
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I've been dreaming of buying a horse since my teens and whilst I know I will get one in the near future, I have been dulling those lustful feelings by riding my friends horse and buying horse magazines. This not only feeds my overwhelming desire but it also helps me swot up on the theory of owning my own horse one day. This magazine cost me £3.70 which is about average for this sort of thing. It includes lots of different sections that appear regularly in the magazine and I like the way that these are clearly labelled as I am able to turn to a particular section very easily. I really like the fact that this magazine not only educates the ... Read the complete review
Horse and Rider Magazine: Horse and Rider (170 words)
by - written on 29/07/08 (Useful, 25 readings)
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Horse and Rider is my favourite equestrian magazine. Having been around horses and riding for 12years I have always found magazines helpful. Since discovering Horse and Rider I have found many useful articles helping with the day to day care of my horses, schooling techniques and even understanding the natural instincts of the horse. All articles are written clearly and most of the schooling pages have pull out cards you can take with you to the yard for help. The classifed section at the back is brilliant to, as with each section it gives you handy hints such as towing a trailer or buying an equestrian property and even help on confirmation faults to look for when ... Read the complete review
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