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The January/February 2026 digital issue of Young Rider includes:
- DIY: Horsehair bookmarks
- This Esme’s top 5 tips for enjoying winter
- Notes from Fergus: Teaching a horse to back up
- IRL: How Kailyn Briggs overcame physical challenges to pursue her passion for combined driving
- Parelli Pointers: How to speak horse
- How to make a horse’s stall safer
- Horse Career: Equestrian marketing
- Western Lesson: Ace your IEA horsemanship pattern
- English Lesson: Working equitation
- The ponies of horse camp
- How 19-year-old Ryleigh Koch juggles dressage, barrel racing, and starting young horses
- Tips for bonding with your horse
- Breed Spotlight: Arabian
- Art gallery drawings from youth ages 8-16
- Dear YR: Letters from readers
- Me & My Horse photo gallery
You can find all back issues of Young Rider here.
Description
In the January/February 2026 digital issue of Young Rider, you’ll find stories about horses and young riders like you, horse care advice, riding tips, a two-sided poster, an art gallery, and more. See above for full contents.
In addition to the January/February 2026 digital issue, you can find all back issues of Young Rider here. And if you are a cowgirl, check out our Western Life Today magazine. Or if you love horses of all breeds, you’ll love our Best of Breeds special collector’s edition.
All EG Media Mags Publications:
- Horse Illustrated—the one magazine for all horse lovers, featuring expert horse care and health advice, as well as training tips, breed profiles, new products, and entertaining reads about life with horses
- Young Rider—the only magazine for and about horse-crazy tweens and teens ages 8-15 that has a mixture of English and Western riding instruction, horse care tips, contests, beautiful color posters and stories about real kids
- Young Rider MINI Digital—a special digital separate issue of the magazine that is available for FREE to subscribers of Young Rider and available straight to your email inbox
- Western Life Today—the premier publication for all-things Western, from fashion to entertainment, destinations, and more
- Hobby Farms and Chickens—our sister publications with DIY guides and tips about hobby farming and chickens, whether you’re getting your hands dirty in a city plot or on your land’s back 40
