Horse&Hound is a magazine about horses that has been published every Thursday since 1884. It features images of famous show jumping horses and their riders on the cover. The magazine contains stories about horses and upcoming equestrian events. It uses consistent fonts but varies the color, most often green. The target audience includes those with horses who enjoy country life, as indicated by the show jumping photos typically featured on the front cover.
2. HORSE&HOUND
EDITER - Lucy Higginson
company that publishes it – horse and hound
First published - 1884
Released - every Thursday
The images/models – the images are usually horses
with famous event/showjumping people on them
sometimes it can be an up coming star but not very
often. Sometimes its just the horse.
• Stories – mostly about horses sometimes about up
coming events and getting fit for them
• Fonts/colours – they always have the same font but
the colour changes but it is mostly green
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3. Target audience
The target audience is people with horses and have a country life.
They show this by the picture they have on the front. They normally have a
picture of a horse and most of the time famous riders like William Fox-Pitt
and mary king
