The Equestrian January 2012

January 2012 edition of The Equestrian magazine featuring:
FROM SUSSEX TO LONDON?
We meet Olympic hopeful Amy Stovold at her new yard in West Sussex and hear how she came to switch from showing to dressage.

THE SOUNDS OF THE HOUNDS
Rupert Macauley was just five when he began hunting in Ireland – now, he has formed his own hunt

BACK TO SCHOOL
Show jumper Alex Duffy explains why he has left Ireland for Germany to work on the next phase in his booming career

30 YEAR RIDE TO THE SCREEN
Find out everything you need to know about director Steven Spielberg’s film version of the novel-turned-stage play War Horse

COLOUR IN THE FIELD
Here’s the lowdown on what you should wear when you’re out hunting – and a look at some of the best clothes on the market

WINTER WARMERS
The folk from Aga show us how to prepare a chicken-and-leek pie and a steamed marmalade pudding

ANSWERED PRAYERS
The real-life tale of a horse’s rollercoaster ride to recovery after being struck down with the potentially fatal disease canker

BE BOLD IN THE COLD
Stable rugs and clothing for winter days

LEATHER WORKS!
A stunning array of saddles and bridles on the market

TIME TO TREAT YOURSELF
Ideas for spending that Christmas money

SINGING IN HARMONY?
Your mouth isn’t there just to drink wine, but also to give it the quality test

SMALL BUT PERFECTLY FORMED
The Falabella takes centre-stage in our A-Z of breeds series

2012 EQUESTRIAN CALENDAR
Top events for the year ahead

SERVICE & MoT
Why it’s necessary to keep a watchful eye on the saddle to avoid affecting your horse’s movement and causing pain

FIT FOR PURPOSE
Michael and Trish Ryan continue their advice series for riders by focusing on how to get your horse – and keep it – fit

FACE ON THE FRONT LINE
Life on horseback and around the yard can be a particular challenge on these bitter days – so follow our tips to keep your skin in good condition despite the elements

MINIMISE WASTE!
Useful advice on keeping bedding waste to a minimum.