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March Horse&Rider is out today! 🎉 A passion for horses is something the Horse&Rider team shar

March Horse&Rider is out today! 🎉 [View this email in your browser]( A passion for horses is something the Horse&Rider team shares with you. We know how lucky we are to combine our love of all things equine with our jobs, but there have never been more ways to be involved in the equestrian industry. This issue, Sub Editor Halima spoke with four people immersed in very different equine careers, so if you’re considering a change of direction, turn to p102 for some ideas. Editorial Assistant Megan hadn’t really found her podcast groove until we began work on this issue – she had always preferred a music playlist to speed up her mucking out time and car journeys. But, as it turned out, she didn’t know what she was missing. Researching our podcast feature really opened her eyes to what’s on offer – from high-level insight to horsey lifestyle content, there’s something for every taste. Of course, we couldn’t include anything without giving it the H&R stamp of approval, which meant Megan had the incredibly hard job of settling down with a hot chocolate and listening to them all. So, whether you’re looking for a good giggle, fresh training tips or just want to keep up to date on the latest horsey news, we’ve got some great inspiration for you on p18. We’re really excited to bring you this issue of H&R – not only is it full to the brim with great content from experts, but it also comes with a bumper Shires catalogue, packed with every horsey item imaginable! Whatever your taste and budget, and no matter what you need – riding kit, rugs, showring essentials – there’s plenty to choose from in the 465 pages. All this and so much more in the March issue of Horse&Rider – on sale now! Showjumping solutions Balance, control, rhythm, straightness and strength are five of the building blocks that help produce a successful showjumping round. Check out our ideas for solving some of the most common showjumping problems. Getting to know you Buying or loaning a new horse is always exciting and exhilarating but it can be a nerve-wracking experience. Follow Alison Buttery's advice when building a confident relationship with your new horse. TLC on prescription Horses may be admitted to an equine hospital for a variety of reasons, which could be anything from routine surgical procedures to medical emergencies. If your horse has to have an operation, vet nurse Emily Buckley has some guidance on aftercare. Management 101: golden oldies If you care for a veteran horse, winter is often the time that you consider whether your feed regime is optimal, probably because it’s the time most horses tend to lose a little weight. Nutritionist Donna Case demystifies the complexity of feeding older horses. WIN a bundle from Equilibrium! One lucky reader will have a chance to win a bundle of Equilibrium products worth more than £1000! This bundle includes a Massage Pad Heatsense, designed to help maintain good back health and a full set of Tri-Zone Brushing Boots BEVA warns owners not to hoard The British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) is urging horse owners to not hoard previously prescribed antibiotics ‘for a rainy day’ to help prevent widespread resistance and to ensure continued availability of antimicrobials. All about abscesses While abscesses can occur anywhere in the body, you’re most likely to come across this form of bacteria build-up in the hoof. Vet Andrew Robinson explains more about how we recognise, diagnose and treat hoof abscesses, as well as how to reduce the risk of an abscess forming. Master Saddlers Directory When it comes to finding a saddle fitter for your horse’s biannual check, the qualifications and regulations you need to look for can feel like a bit of a grey area. To help to make sure you’re employing the most reputable professional possible, check out our directory for some of the best master saddlers in your area. [Follow us on Instagram]( [Find us on Facebook]( [View our YouTube]( [Website]( Copyright © 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 RoadFarnham, Surrey GU10 2DQ United Kingdom [Add us to your address book]( Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](

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