Horse & Rider Magazine Subscription

Pros: Informative, varied articles

Cons: ???

Review: I have subscribed to Horse & Rider for about 5 years now, and have been extremely pleased with the publication. I have three horses, which we keep in our backyard, and have found a wealth of information in this magazine regarding property...

Pros: Very helpful.

Cons: Mostly westen events.

Review: This magazine is a Horse lovers dream. While it is primarily for the Western rider, it has wonderful article on heath that any decipline rider could benefit from. It has many wonderful training articles by very well know trainers ( mostly western...

Pros: Great magazine

Cons: none

Review: I got my first copy of Horse & Rider as a gift subscription two years ago. I opened the magazine, read it from cover to cover, and knew this one was one I would keep. Each issue I've received since then has been the same, and when it came time to...

Pros: helpful information great articles

Cons: mainly geared towards the western rider

Review: I have been a reader of horse and rider for over 2 years now. I like this magazine for several reasons. The articles are very informative and written in plain english. You do not have to be a farrier, vet or a professional trainer to understand them. One...

Pros: EVERYTHING

Cons: they don't have an issue for every day.

Review: Horse and Rider is an excellent magazine for people that have horses or are thinking of getting one. The magazine provides safety information and first aid care tips for you and your horse. There is also valuable show grooming ideas and how to win...

Pros: first-aid help,contains helpful tips from professionals

Cons: mainly focused on western styles

Review: When I first created my subscription to Horse & Rider I had little or no knowledge of western riding. Horse & Rider , I have found, bases alot of its contents on the western riding styles. With few english , saddle seat , etc. Other than the...

Pros: Consistent amount of information each month

Cons: Can become boring to read

Review: Horse and Rider is quite possibly the most complete horse magazine on the market. Although it is a predominantly a western-style of riding magazine, December's issue has an article on how to improve your horse as a hunter/jumper. This magazine...

Pros: training articles, health updates

Cons: deals too much with quarter horses

Review: Three years ago, I received my first subscription to Horse and Rider. The training articles, health updates, etc. were wonderful. The magazine kept me up to date on issues in the horse world that were important, and took me behind the scenes at exciting...

Pros: Good articles from horse people

Cons: Tends to concentrate on the western styles

Review: My room mate gets the mag every month, so I get to read it for free. That's a great deal for me, since it allows me to keep up with the tips and tricks of handling horses without having to spend massive amounts of time and money at the various stables...