Equestrian services
Put Your Equestrian Service in Front of Horse Owners
New owners, new yards and new arrivals all need a professional they can trust. Be listed where they look.
Who it's for
Professionals who list here
The service category is deliberately broad — if you work with horses or the people who own them, it fits.
- Trainers and riding instructors
- Farriers and remedial farriers
- Veterinarians and equine dentists
- Physiotherapists, chiropractors and body workers
- Saddle fitters
- Equine photographers and videographers
- Freelance grooms and yard staff
- Nutritionists, behaviourists and sales agents
What you can advertise
What your service advert shows
What you do
A clear description of the service, your qualifications and how you work.
Where you work
Base location plus the travel radius you'll cover.
Pricing approach
A rate, a from-price, or on request — whichever suits your work.
Photos
Your work, your set-up, your van — proof you're established.
Contact route
Owners message you through the site; you reply from your dashboard.
Why here
Why list your service
Owners arrive already needing you
People buying a horse need a vetting, a fitter and a farrier in the same fortnight.
Local and regional visibility
Service adverts carry location and radius, and appear on the relevant country and city service pages.
A profile you can point to
Somewhere professional to link from social media, invoices or word of mouth.
You keep the relationship
No commission, no booking system in between — just the enquiry.
How it works
Three steps to going live
- 01
Choose service
Start a marketplace advert and select the service category.
- 02
Describe your work and coverage
Add your speciality, location, travel radius, rates and photos.
- 03
Publish
Your service goes live and appears in the marketplace and local service pages.
Trust & safety
Advertising honestly
We don't check professional qualifications or insurance for you. List your registrations honestly — owners are told to verify credentials before booking.
Read our trust & safety guidance →Before you publish
A service advert that converts to bookings
Owners choose equestrian professionals on coverage area, qualification and availability — in that order.
01
Define your travel radius
Name the regions or counties you cover; "will travel" tells nobody anything.
02
List qualifications plainly
Registrations, accreditations and years in practice, without inflating them.
03
Say who you work with
Disciplines, levels and horse types — a happy hacker owner and a Grand Prix yard want different things.
04
Be honest about lead time
Typical waiting time for a booking and whether you take emergency call-outs.
05
Publish a pricing basis
Call-out fee, hourly or per-session rate, and what's included.
Questions
What advertisers ask
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Put Your Equestrian Service in Front of Horse Owners
Create your listing whenever you're ready — the flow shows exactly what's included and what it costs before anything is published.