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Horse Illustrated

November/December 2026
Magazine

Horse Illustrated is the magazine for hands-on horse owners and riders. Each issue delivers expert advice on horse health and care, the latest gear, user-friendly training tips for English and western riders, and profiles of interesting equestrians, rounded out with our signature breed profile and beautiful photos.

A Wrap ON FIFTY

Horse Illustrated

The Third Annual Horse Illustrated Readers’ Choice Awards • THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO VOTED!

Great Gifts • It’s time to prep for shopping season, and we’ve got something for everyone on your list—including you and your horse.

U.S. SHINES AT FEI WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS AACHEN

Myth 5 • “Just use the reins to turn.”

Beyond Biotin • Find out the science behind supporting healthy hooves with balanced nutrition.

It’s a Wrap • It may be time to reboot thinking on equine leg protection.

Switzerland’s Winter Paradise • If you love horses, snow, mountains and old-world luxury, St. Moritz is the perfect winter vacation spot.

Orange Carpet Affaire • ASPCA’s next Adoption Affaire will be at Equine Affaire Massachusetts in November.

Through the Lens • Meet the photographers who helped shape and continue to define Horse Illustrated.

The Torpedo • This simple pole shape will help work your horse evenly and improve straightness for a longer, more athletic career.

Finding Calm • Teach your horse relaxation through everyday groundwork.

Super Sensitive Skin • Care for your extremely sensitive-skinned equine all year long with tips from the pros to prevent flare-ups.

Understanding Bloodwork • Horse owners are often encouraged to get bloodwork done on their equine partner, but what do the values that come back really mean?

VET SHORTAGE CRISIS • A nationwide shortage of all types of veterinarians means fewer equine vets to go around, especially in rural areas.

EXTENSION FOR THE MODERN ERA • Extension agents may be moving from pamphlets to podcasts, but they’ve stayed true to their mission: to provide reliable, science-based education and guidance to horse owners.

Norwegian FJORD • Surefooted and steadfast, the Fjord Horse turns heads with a cute face and the versatility for any rider or driver.

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Formats

  • OverDrive Magazine

Languages

  • English