The most informative blogs and websites for horse lovers right now

Whether you’re trying to conquer the art of equestrian or you simply adore riding horses as a fun activity in your spare time, there can be a lot of information to take in. Thankfully, from yard management to your horse’s mental health, there are a wealth of useful resources out there, especially in the form of blogs and websites.

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In fact, the online world is filled with a huge amount of horse-related content. Art enthusiasts snap up horse-themed art, there are blogs from people who have ridden alongside giraffes in the Okavango Delta in Botswana, aspiring equestrian riders can read up on some expert advice from former professionals, and racing fans can follow the top tips before enjoying some horse racing betting. Whatever your specific interest in horses is, there’s most definitely an array of worthwhile content to follow out there in the shape of blogs and websites. Usually put together by people in the know, it helps to follow the very best sites in order to maintain a solid understanding of a horse’s behaviour, developmental patterns, potential health issues to keep an eye on, and a whole lot more.

So, without further ado, let’s take a look at some of the most informative blogs and websites for horse lovers right now.

Equestrian Adventuresses

An excellent read for any female equestrian riders among us, Equestrian Adventuresses is a website that focuses solely on women who love horses, travel and adventure. Passionate about covering long distances on horseback and exploring remote areas, this community for women offers great imagery and stories from people with extensive knowledge in the area, alongside travel tips, motivational stories, trip inspiration, and loads more.

Horse Nation

 If you’re crazy about horses, then Horse Nation is quite literally a home for crazy horse people. A welcoming community of horse lovers and experts alike, there is advice on equestrian, training tips and videos, interviews with current and former riders, and a selection of helpful news from the world of horses. Horse Nation probably isn’t for everyone but it will definitely appeal to some people.

Lady and The Track

 In the horse racing sphere, there is an abundance of content from tipsters and people claiming to be in the know. For beginners needing to gain an insight into this occasionally complicated world, Lady and The Track has emerged as a useful blog to explore. Offering a detailed insight into racing and breaking news to keep you up to date, Lady and The Track is a great option for any horse racing fans among us.

Horsey Hooves

If you’re in need of some light horse-related content, then Horsey Hooves is ideal. While it isn’t perfect, there are enough tips, quizzes, and videos to keep you wholly satisfied. Alongside the lighter content is some hugely beneficial material that has been put together by equine professionals and enthusiasts, too.

Horse & Hound

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When it comes to reliable content from the equestrian world, Horse & Hound is a respected editorial that has been sharing an array of informative content in this particular area since 1884. Popular with amateur riders and aspiring professionals, this UK-based publication is hard to beat when it comes to equestrian coverage. From the latest news and reports to opinion-based articles and an extensive veterinary library, Horse & Hound is well worth sampling.

EquiPepper

The welfare of horses is hugely important. As such, learning from the experts is a surefire way of making sure your horse is happy. A resource that can help you feel confident in your horse’s overall condition is EquiPepper, a blog that aims to educate society on thoroughbreds and improve the welfare of horses globally. It gives a broad insight into every from horse stables to medicine, grooming to exercise. An excellent choice for beginners right up to experts.

Other blogs and websites worth following include Horse Listening, Horse Rookie, Official Site of Stacy Westfall, Cob Jockey, Horse is Love, Roosa’s Horsey Life, North Texas Equestrian Center Blog, The Scottish Equestrian, and Cruisen in Stilettos.