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Don't miss out! 🐴 [View this email in your browser]( With summer tantalisingly near, we’re optimistic the endless rain of 2024 will be replaced with some sunny (but not too hot, thanks) weather. You know the sort – still, misty mornings followed by warm, breezy days. Perfect riding conditions. It’s not too much to ask, is it? Anyway – we live in hope. Whatever your summer plans with your equine friends, we’re here to help. We chat competing with eventing superstar Piggy March – specifically how to work out when you’re ready to step up a level and how to prepare for the challenge. Assistant Editor Sarah loved revisiting her day with Team March when putting together the series that finishes this issue. Piggy’s advice is practical, inspiring and has left us feeling motivated. Whether you’re hoping to enter a local one-day event, fancy trying your hand at the Cotswold Cup or are aiming for BE Grassroots and beyond, her advice is equally applicable. And don’t miss our summer health and soundness guide to help keep your horse feeling his best all season. Then – we can’t ignore them – come the flies. This issue, we tested fly rugs and gels, and we round up fly masks to help you win the fight against biting bugs. Plus, discover all about sacroiliac disease, learn how to get the most out of your long-reining sessions and feel confident hacking alone. All this and more in the June issue of Horse&Rider – on sale now! [Preview the issue]( [Buy the issue]( Piggy March - stepping up to the next level Understanding the difference between being more competitive and stepping up a level is essential, not only for the safety of you and your horse but for your confidence and enjoyment levels, too. [Read more]( Expect the unexpected Owning and riding horses is a world full of unexpected twists and turns. Sometimes, things happen that can challenge our ability to manage ourselves and our horses safely and effectively. [Read more]( Show-ring ready with Danielle Heath In this three-part series, we’ll focus on some of the key aspects that contribute to success in the show ring, starting with my head-to-toe guide on how to keep your horse looking well groomed, class appropriate and ready to claim that red rosette. [Read more]( WIN a £200 John Lewis voucher! Take part in this feeding survey designed to better understand what is important to you when choosing the right feed for your horse. You’ll be entered into a prize draw to win a £200 John Lewis voucher! [Take the survey]( Sacroiliac disease When we think of back issues in horses, it’s easy to focus on the vertebrae that form the main part of the spine but, sometimes, problems can arise in the hindquarters where the pelvis sits and, more specifically, in the sacroiliac region. [Find out more]( Win with June Horse&Rider! We’ve got some amazing goodies up for grabs this month to help get you ready for summer. Enter on our website for your chance to win prizes from Lincoln Horse Care, Hy Equestrian, Hilton Herbs, Just Togs, Mochara and Leovet! [Enter now]( Horse&Rider magazine - June 2024 £4.75 [Buy your copy]( [Facebook icon]( [Instagram icon]( [Website icon]( Copyright (C) 2024 Horse and Rider. All rights reserved. You were subscribed to the newsletter from Horse and Rider Our mailing address is: Horse and Rider Olive Studio Grange Road Farnham, Surrey GU10 2DQ United Kingdom Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe](

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