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'We need more novice classes'
This is the time for our young talent to shine, writes Katie Jerram-Hunnable
Watergate continues to bloom
A proud owner achieves a lifelong aspiration, a three-year-old filly moves up the line and a once tricky gelding scores two titles
This win means the world
Robert Whitaker began the day repairing fencing and finished with one of the greatest wins of his life. He reveals the inside story to winning the King George V Gold Cup
Weaving stunning shawls and blankets from named animals
Jack Smellie meets the very talented Bec Briar who works with her own flock's fleeces from her land on the edge of Exmoor.
Making the perfect pickled onions
Fiona and Hugh Osborne preserve a lot of their own food and are especially proud of their pickled onions.
A pressing engagement with apples
Lorraine Turnbull, an experienced award-winning smallholder and author describes how to press your apples and make delicious juice and cider.
Time to find a tup
Ready to start breeding this year? Liz Shankland has some advice on how to select the best ram for the job.
'A nice reminder of how my career started'
Jodie Hall McAteer discusses opportunities for young riders and keeping up with ever-changing rules
Tim Gredley
After several years away from the sport, the father-of-two has made a mighty comeback, including being selected for his first championship for 17 years. Jennifer Donald meets him
'They're like a Ferrari and a go-kart'
A 14-year-old jockey bags two BE90 Badminton tickets at a wind-battered Port Eliot
'He gave me a great spin'
A win after injury puts Piggy March's consistent campaigner back on track and two horses show promise in their first long format
A remarkable return
Just two months after injuring his neck in a fall, Peder Fredricson and teammate Olivier Philippaerts of Stockholm Hearts enjoy GCL success
Nearly living the dream but just need to get the right property?
John Sones discusses what to consider before purchase
Interesting Inheritance
There are many different genes and mutations that make fancy chickens interesting. Grant Brereton takes a closer look at some quirky ones...
Concerns about impact of low emission zones on equestrians
The Government's clean-air initiatives have already affected the industry - and plans for expansion have now been given the go-ahead
Tack thieves 'motivated by illegal gain' plead guilty
Two men have admitted four counts of stealing tack – and two of handling stolen items - from shows last year
Dressage dream team heading to Europeans
The riders who won silver two years ago will be heading to Germany hoping to go one better this time
Golden girls
Britain takes team gold and individual gold and silver at the European Eventing Championships
'The British are so professional'
Ground jury president Judy Hancock on where marks were won and lost
World first for pet poultry with launch of new veterinary diagnostics guide
A brand-new pioneering poultry guide has just been launched following a collaboration between a UK hen rehoming charity and a USbased organisation.
A meeting of minds and gardening for good health
Michael Wale meets MindFood, a health charity in West London that is using allotment space help improve mental health
Hot Property hits the big time
A lightly shown mare with a good step and a versatile Shetland take the top two spots in an ultra-competitive ridden supreme
Agreeable symmetry-Warden Abbey Vineyard is a custodian of the present and the past
Rebecca Farmer, Editor of Vineyard Magazine, visits grapevines that reach out far into the community that surround them
A black and white story
Chris Graham throws a deserving spotlight on Ron Fieldhouse, his award winning Large Whites and his lifetime’s dedication to pedigree pig breeding
The long journey from the wild jungle fowl to the modern hybrid
This month, Paul Donovan investigates the origin of the humble hen as we know it.
How can nutrition support a healthy moult?
Andrew Fothergill, National Poultry Advisor at Farmgate explains the difference nutrition can make for your hens during moulting season.
So what does a fibre mill actually do?
Emma Taylor explains the ethos that underpins her mill
'A good decision on soft ground'
Andrew Nicholson reflects on last week's European Championships
Racing syndicate innovator
James Ramsden founded the Quantum Ellipsis syndicate and opened the first racehorse ownership shop in London
Winning at a Canter
Ros Canter pilots the still relatively inexperienced - but extraordinarily talented - Lordships Graffalo to individual gold, spearheading the Brits to a 24th European team title