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Inside the September 24 issue of Horse & Hound guest-edited by Harry Meade
The upcoming September 24 issue of Horse & Hound is guest-edited by Harry Meade, featuring exclusive articles on cross-country design, yard visits, and veterinary advice. Readers will also find news on climate change's impact on equine diseases, property investment, and hoof health.

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The upcoming edition of Horse & Hound, available in shops from Thursday 24 September, is a special issue guest-edited by Harry Meade. This edition is packed with exclusive features that have been personally written and hand-picked by Meade himself to provide readers with unique insights.
Among the highlights of this issue, Meade visits the yard of race trainer Christian Williams, where he rides out with a string of horses in coastal Wales. Additionally, he explores the history and evolution of cross-country design alongside eventing legends William Fox-Pitt and Lucinda Green.
In the news section, the magazine addresses critical topics including pre-purchase X-rays and the impact of climate change on tropical equine diseases. The issue also explores how investing in equestrian property can help set buyers up for life, while the Vet Clinic column provides advice on what to feed horses for healthy feet.
Equestrian · Horse & Hound · Published 14:23 · 23 Sept 2026
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