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Horsemanship Magazine

For those willing to walk a mile in their horse's hooves

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The fact is that what our horses want from us is good horsemanship, regardless of the source or target of our training and ideas.

To acknowledge this, the magazine is now published as "Horsemanship Magazine".

We will continue to provide the very best we can find from the whole range of horsemanship. Horsemanship Magazine will continue to publish information and views from across the whole equestrian spectrum, giving you ideas drawn from all corners of the world.

Whether you're a happy hacker or competing, pushing your relationship as far as you can or taking it easy, Horsemanship Magazine contains insightful and in-depth information to help you and your horse have more fulfilling time together.

Horsemanship Magazine is a source of practical information for understanding the horse better and producing better and more enjoyable results in the process, by considering the horse's point of view.

 
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I should also say that I think the magazine is excellent - the only place I can read and learn about the things that matter to me and my horses. Congratulations to all involved!

SW - Camarthenshire

 

I have just received a copy of your magazine, I think it is one of the most interesting on the market, very well presented and covers  a wide spectrum of
subjects, all for the good of the horse.

Jenny Rolfe

Great magazine by the way!  I cancelled my subscription to xxxxx mag as  it didnt really appeal anymore!

DH - Norfolk

 
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April issue

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Our supported
charity this year

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Brownbread
Horse Rescue

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Newflash

Gambia Horse & Donkey Trust nominated for presitigous award!

The Gambia Horse and Donkey Trust has been shortlisted from hundreds of entries in the International aid and development category alongside just two other charities.

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Saving Horses in Egypt

Hannah Stansfied is an Animal Management student attempting to raise awareness about an Egyptian charity named Prince Fluffy Kareem. The charity strives to work with the local people and their animals - mainly horses, donkeys and camels - to better their lives.

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Man Vs Horse Race

Only shod horse can compete this year.

Despite barefoot horses having competed many times before, this year the organisers of this race are insisting all horses must be shod this year.

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