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9 ways to cut horsey costs; Badminton top 10 in pictures; how to prevent falling on the forehand You

9 ways to cut horsey costs; Badminton top 10 in pictures; how to prevent falling on the forehand [Can't read this email properly?]( You cannot condition your horse's legs to hard ground, warns vet A warning has been issued to all riders in light of incorrect information being spread A long dry spell means the ground is firm right now, which can be hazardous to horses' legs - whether you compete, hack or do a mix of both. After seeing some worrying advice online about how to condition a horse to firm going, equine vet and event rider Natalie McGoldrick explains the best way to work your horse in order to keep him sound. [SHOW ME]( What an epic Badminton! See the top 10 in pictures "Thank you to the horse, he is absolutely phenomenal," said Laura Collett after claiming an emotional first Badminton title riding London 52 and setting a new record. [SHOW ME]( 9 ways to cut costs without compromising your horse's care Save money while owning a horse? Sounds odd, we know, but it can be done. At a time when living costs are super high and continuing to rise, here's how to lighten the strain on your bank balance. [LET'S GO]( Have your say in the Keeping Britain's Horses Healthy survey How do you choose a vet? What diseases do you vaccinate for? Would you expect a health check for your horse during a routine vaccination visit? What you think counts, so fill in the survey below. [TAKE ME THERE]( Win high vis gear, stirrup leathers and other goodies This high vis bundle from Equisafety will make sure you're easily seen when hacking, plus close-contact stirrup leathers from Harry Dabbs for comfort in the saddle and more! [ENTER NOW]( 12 things you might not know about the Badminton champion A former showing champion? Dealing with death threats? Why does she always rides cross-country in goggles? Get to know Laura Collett. [TELL ME MORE]( Is your horse prone to falling on the forehand? International showjumper Matt Lanni shares effective exercises to help improve your horse's balance and unleash his full potential on the flat and over fences. [LET'S GO]( This message was brought to you from Your Horse Magazine a Kelsey Media Brand © Kelsey Media Ltd,The Granary, Down's Court, Yalding, Maidstone, ME18 8AL Registered in England No. 05822990. Please do not reply to this message as this email was sent from an unmonitored e-mail address. Please read our privacy policy for more information on how we process your personal information. [Unsubscribe](

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