British Showjumping announces new partnership with Newhall Publishing
Monday 10 February 2025
British Showjumping is delighted to announce that content and marketing agency, Newhall Publishing, will be the new publisher on the British Showjumping Magazine.
An award-winning company, Newhall Publishing has earned a reputation for professionalism and integrity, offering complete integrated marketing and communications services through multichannel content publishing and marketing.
Newhall has built an impressive portfolio with a diverse and strong client base and continues to cement its name within the equestrian industry, working with clients including Royal Windsor Horse Show, The Pony Club, London International Horse Show as well as world renowned Defender Burghley Horse Trials
British Showjumping Chief Executive, Iain Graham, said: “We are delighted to be working with Newhall Publishing who will be adding the British Showjumping Magazine to their significant and impressive portfolio. We are looking forward to working alongside them to continue to bring our members fun, informative and educational content and welcome the enthusiasm, experience and energy they can bring to the publication.”
Newhall Managing Director Richard Woolliams commented: “Having built up Newhall’s equestrian portfolio in the last few years, we are delighted to be working with British Showjumping, and we are well placed to create a new-look, high-quality membership publication. We are looking forward to working closely with the British Showjumping team in order to continue to deliver a fantastic magazine for this sporting body and its members.”
The first British Showjumping Magazine issue of 2025 will land with members at the start of May, with a further two issues landing in August and November before returning to four issues annually in 2026.
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