Event organisers
Promote Your Equestrian Event
Shows, clinics, auctions and training days — published where riders plan their season and buyers plan their travel.
Who it's for
Who lists events
If riders need to know it's happening, it belongs on the calendar.
- Show organisers and competition venues
- Riding clubs and associations
- Clinicians and visiting trainers
- Training centres and equestrian schools
- Auction houses and sales companies
- Breed societies
What you can advertise
Events you can list
Horse shows
Affiliated and unaffiliated competitions across disciplines.
Dressage, jumping and eventing
Category-tagged so riders filter to their discipline.
Clinics and training days
Visiting clinicians, camps and intensive training.
Auctions and sales
Horse auctions and sale days, with dates and venue.
Breed shows
Studbook inspections, gradings and breed classes.
Demonstrations and exhibitions
Trade fairs, demos and community equestrian days.
Why here
Why list your event
A calendar riders actually plan from
Events are dated, categorised and browsable by country.
Attracts the travelling audience
Buyers already travel for horses; a nearby event is a reason to make the trip.
Cross-linked to the marketplace
Event pages point visitors towards transport and horses in the same region.
One page to share
A clean link for your social posts, entry forms and newsletters.
How it works
Three steps to going live
- 01
Start an event listing
Add the event name, category and dates.
- 02
Add venue and details
Country, venue, description, entry information and a link to entries if you have one.
- 03
Publish
Once reviewed, your event appears in the events calendar and country listings.
Before you publish
Listing an event so competitors can enter
Riders plan seasons months ahead. An event listing with dates, classes and entry details in place gets diarised.
01
Publish classes and heights
Every class, with height, level and any qualifying status.
02
Give entry deadlines
Opening date, closing date, late entry policy and where entries are taken.
03
Cover the ground
Surface or grass, indoor or outdoor, warm-up facilities and stabling availability.
04
List the practicalities
Lorry parking, camping, on-site facilities, vet and farrier cover.
05
Include a real contact
Someone who can answer scheduling questions before the closing date.
Questions
What advertisers ask
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Promote Your Equestrian Event
Create your listing whenever you're ready — the flow shows exactly what's included and what it costs before anything is published.