The latest issue (September/October 2026) of Everything Horse Magazine is our biggest yet, with 168 pages of interviews, equestrian sport, training, horse and rider wellbeing, business, lifestyle, shopping and a packed Everything Pony section.
Leading our interviews this issue is Gemma Owen, who talks dressage, racing, family life and the horses that have shaped her journey in The Art of Making It Look Effortless. We also meet Nermina Pieters-Mekic for a candid conversation about horses, family, fashion, ambition and building a life on her own terms.
There are plenty more equestrian stories to discover. Caroline Breen reflects on a life in showjumping shaped by family, hard work and attention to detail, while Gracie-May Whitaker talks ponies, showing and growing up within one of showjumping's most famous families. Fourteen-year-old event rider Ted Mincher-Lockett also shares his ambitions and the importance of building a partnership with his ponies.
For readers interested in training and wellbeing, Steph Gumm looks at developing rhythm, balance, straightness and adjustability in Mastering Related Distances, while Calm and Confident explores staying focused in a busy competition warm-up arena. Pip Allen shares her recovery from injury and return to strength in Stronger in the Saddle, and we examine how rescued horses can teach us about trust, confidence and communication in True Horsepower: Learning to Listen.
Horse health also comes under the spotlight with a closer look at Brazilian lymphatic drainage and rider recovery, while equine cryotherapy specialist Richard Maxwell explores what embracing the cold can offer and why understanding behaviour matters.
Away from the saddle, we visit Ross Dhu Equestrian, where Morgan Higgins explains how she created a place where horses and people can thrive, and discover the story behind Field House Equestrian, one of the Midlands' best-loved equestrian venues. We also head to Far Coley Farm, where Emily Louise Meakin has created a new future for her family's beautiful Staffordshire farm.
Our lifestyle pages take readers from the Magnolia Cup at Goodwood, with its fashion, fundraising and racing, to a remote British Columbia wilderness ranch in The Real Beth Dutton?. We also go behind the scenes at Patrick Saddlery, discover bespoke horseboxes from Cooke Coachbuilders, and look at why Adult Riding Clubs continue to matter to riders across the country.
There's plenty of shopping inspiration too, including the latest equestrian launches, everyday buys and seasonal essentials, plus our practical Autumn Trends picks for horse, rider and yard.
And younger readers have a substantial Everything Pony section of their own, including Storm and Alfie's latest adventures, Pony Club Camp, HOYS qualifiers, horse and pony breed guides, autumn pony care, products, puzzles and the stories of young riders and their ponies.
Add in our coverage of the British Showjumping National Championships, tributes to Monty Roberts and legendary course designer Bob Ellis, the latest equestrian news and much more, and there is plenty to settle down with this autumn.
The September/October 2026 issue of Everything Horse Magazine is available now in print and digital editions.
168 pages of horses, people, sport, training, lifestyle and everything in between.
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