Business directory
Get Your Equestrian Business Discovered
A profile inside an equestrian marketplace does something a general listing site can't: it puts your business in front of people who own horses today.
Who it's for
Directory categories
The directory is organised by business type so owners can find the right kind of professional near them.
- Stud farms
- Training yards
- Riding schools
- Transport companies
- Veterinarians
- Farriers
- Photographers
- Saddle fitters
What you can advertise
What a business presence gives you
A category placement
Listed under the business type owners actually search by.
Location and contact information
Where you're based and how to reach you.
A description of what you offer
Your services, disciplines and specialities in your own words.
A link back to your listings
Horses, stallions, services or jobs you advertise sit under the same identity.
Optional verification
Accounts can go through our verification process and display a verified badge.
Why here
Why be in an equestrian directory
Context beats reach
A smaller, entirely equestrian audience is worth more than a general listing nobody in horses reads.
Found by category and location
Owners browse by business type and country rather than scrolling a single long list.
One identity across the marketplace
Your sale horses, stallions, services and vacancies all connect back to your business.
Honest positioning
We're building this marketplace out in the open — early businesses shape what it becomes.
How it works
Three steps to going live
- 01
Tell us about your business
Send your business name, category, location and what you offer.
- 02
We set up your directory entry
Directory profiles are curated while the self-serve tool is being built, so we check the details with you.
- 03
Start listing
Add horses, stallions, services, property or jobs from your own account whenever you're ready.
Trust & safety
Advertising honestly
Some directory entries are clearly marked as demo examples while the directory is being populated — they're illustrations, not customers, and we don't present them as either. We make no claims about traffic, enquiries or rankings.
Read our trust & safety guidance →Before you publish
Getting the most out of a directory profile
A directory entry is a reference page for people already looking for your kind of business — write it for them.
01
Choose the right category
Owners browse by business type, so the category matters more than the wording of your name.
02
Say where you operate
Base location plus the area you actually serve.
03
Describe specialisms, not generalities
Disciplines, breeds, treatments or services you're genuinely known for.
04
Keep contact details current
A stale phone number costs more enquiries than a short description.
05
Connect your listings
Horses, stallions, services and vacancies you advertise all sit under the same business identity.
Questions
What advertisers ask
Also advertise on EquestrianMarket
Advertise an Equestrian Service
Trainers, vets, farriers, physios, fitters and more.
Post an Equestrian Job
Yards, studs, schools and equestrian businesses hiring.
Advertise a Stud / Breeding Service
Stallion owners, stud farms and breeding services.
Get Your Equestrian Business Discovered
Create your listing whenever you're ready — the flow shows exactly what's included and what it costs before anything is published.