How do you make a racehorse?
From choosing a stallion to helping a foal to take its first steps; breeding a racehorse isn't simple, but it does come with its own rewards
A journalist, when time allows. Otherwise I'll be walking hound puppies, trying to shoot clays, falling off horses, running a point to point – or else thinking about any/all of the above
From choosing a stallion to helping a foal to take its first steps; breeding a racehorse isn't simple, but it does come with its own rewards
Are these loveable rogues really dropping in popularity? And if so, why?
A report suggesting 'compulsory containment' of cats has caused uproar in Scotland. But is it such a bad idea?
Last week, four lynx were captured in the Highlands. But how did they get there? Was this an attempt at reintroducing them to the wild? Or a private owner, who simply couldn't cope?
While Father Christmas's reindeer are busy flying his sleigh full of presents around the world, you might find other animals in harness a bit closer to home
The start of the hunting season is heralded by thrills, spills, mud and plenty of port
Pheasant days and Opening Meets pale in comparison to the joys of the new adaptation of Jilly Cooper's 'Rivals'
In this day and age, it's rare for children to be allowed to explore the countryside on their own. So how will the next generation learn about the wildlife and habitats around them?
The life of a huntsman can sound idyllic – but life in kennels is tougher than it might look
Engaging with the public can help us show the truth about what goes on ‘behind the scenes’
Trying to class everyone in the countryside under one heading means certain disaster
The naming of hounds is not a decision to be taken lightly