Making the world of twitter horses easier to navigate, one horse lover at a time. If you haven’t already done so, be sure to check out the horse artists on twitter too.
Be sure to stop by and say hi to @theequinest too.
A listing of horse photographers on twitter in alphabetical order – all links open in a new window.
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My list got so long I decided it was time to break it down into categories so everyone gets the attention they deserve and I have a much easier time updating and adding new listings.
Be sure to stop by and say hi to @theequinest too.
A listing of horse artists on Twitter in alphabetical order – all links open in a new window. Hope you’ll add The Equinest too.
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Horse and riding equipment is expensive and its important to do some research before investing in new items.
Riders Recommended has a solution to help with the research. It is a clever site that allows horse people to recommend products that have performed well for them.
It’s not a site filled with advertisers trying to promote their own products, the recommends are all from bona fide equestrians.
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Horse Clicks was launched on February 23, 2008. Technically, the site existed before that under the name NetEquine.com, and it was founded back in 2002 by a couple from Texas.
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Anyone who knows about twitter knows that it’s a pretty addictive way to meet fellow horse people. I encourage everyone to get signed up and start making friends. (Be sure to add me when you do).
Many of those already on twitter have probably seen my list of horse people and professionals on twitter. The lists are getting so long they are difficult to manage (and update) so I decided to break them down into pages dedicated to more well-defined sections.
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Times are tough and many are turning to the web to sell their animals. For those who aren’t web savvy this can be an overwhelming task – but it doesn’t have to be.
Most of it is just common sense, however there are a few specific things you should do when you want to sell your horse online. (Partly so you don’t end up being terrorized by Fugly Horse of the Day).
It makes sense that the largest presence online for horses is the games. So here are a whole bunch of them. Each selection will take you to a list of games, enjoy!
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Online horse management software, is it useful? I’ve never used it myself, but it seems like such a handy technology to have.
I decided to take a look into some of the options and share them with my readers. There is a limited number of them, however they all seem like they are helpful and easy to use.
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Many of the large horse magazines are finding their way online, whatever your discipline there is probably something published to suit you.
Online equestrian magazines are a good place to read and keep up with horse news, right on your computer. I did some research and put together a list of some of the bigger online publications so my readers would have them all in one place.
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Here is a list of horse people and enthusiasts who enjoy chatting about horses on Twitter. Some of them are professionals in the industry, but most of them are people who enjoy horses in their personal life.
*Quick jump to the countries that interest you
US | Canada | UK | Australia | The Netherlands | Norway | Location Unknown
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