Horses & amp; Hound is the oldest weekly riding magazine from the UK. The first edition was published in 1884. The magazine contains horse industry news, reports from horseback riding events, veterinary advice on caring for horses, and horses for sale. Fox hunting has always been an important topic for magazines, such as sporting events, dressage, jumping competitions, horse racing, shows, riding trains and endurance riding. The magazine includes comments from top drivers and coaches including rider William Fox-Pitt, captain Mark Phillips's main trainer, jumper performances of William Funnell and Olympic rider and coach Carl Hester, among others. Its current Content Director is Sarah Jenkins, who replaces the magazine's first female editor, Lucy Higginson, in July 2014.
Among the main annual equestrian events reported by Horses & amp; Hound is the Badminton Horse Trials, the Burghley Horse Trials, the Horse of the Year Show, and the Olympic London International Horse Show.
The magazine is published by Time Inc UK. The latest copy reaches the store every Thursday, while the press day is Monday. The magazine office is at Pinehurst II in Farnborough (formerly the Blue Fin Building/Kings Reach Tower in central London).
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Sister publications
Horses & amp; Hound is one of a number of specialist publications produced by Time Inc. UK.
In the past IPC Media has three horse publications Horses & amp; Hound , Magazine magazine and HORSE . Event magazines are added to Horses & amp; Hound in 2015 and HORSE magazine sold to MyTimeMedia in spring 2013.
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Horse & amp; Hound online
Horses & amp; Hound 'online edition updated daily with news and horse riding reports from horse events. This site includes a forum where horse fans can share their experiences with each other and ask for help with the problems they are having with their horses. The website also publishes microsites for major events and includes a successful rider biography including Zara Phillips. The site also has a top gallery photo gallery like Lucinda Green.
Publicity
Horses & amp; Hound is shown and mentioned in the 1999 film Notting Hill, starring Hugh Grant (whose character pretends to be a magazine journalist) and Julia Roberts.
In the 1995 film Circle of Friends , Celia Westward is shown reading Horses & amp; Hound
References
External links
- Horses & amp; Hound website
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