5 Horse Facebook Groups to Join

Facebook groups are a popular way to communicate with others who have a shared interest, which is why we created a few of our own. Check out our Facebook groups and join the conversation!

Your Western Horse Life

Join our Facebook group, Your Western Horse Life.

Who: Anyone! 

What:This is our general group, we encourage everyone to join to discuss anything horse related. We love to hear your stories and see pictures and videos of your favorite horse. We will also share articles and tips that may be helpful as you navigate your Western horse life. 

Why: Get information from top horsemen and women in the Western industry and make new friends who also enjoy horses. 

Where/How: Head over to Facebook and search Your Western Horse Life, then click join! 

Parents of Horse-Crazy Kids

Connect with other parents and ask questions in our Facebook group, Parents of Horse-Crazy Kids!

Who: Have child who’s crazy about horses? This group is for you!

What: The team at Horse&Rider is passionate about youth, especially youth involved with horses. This group is full of discussion about what children have been up to, questions about anything relating to kids and horses, and cute or funny pictures or videos of kids with horses. 

Why: Whether you’re experiencing being the parent of a horse-crazy kid for the first time or you’ve been around the block a time or two, this group allows you to connect with fellow parents who may have the same thoughts or questions you have about parenting a horse-crazy kid. 

Where/How: Head over to Facebook and search Parents of Horse-Crazy Kids, then click join!

Baby Boomers Horse Lovers’ Central

Join the discussion at Baby Boomers Horse Lovers’ Central.

Who: Horse enthusiasts of the baby boomer generation.

What: This group offers tips for riding as you age and connects you with others who are around the same age and also still interested in and riding horses. 

Why: Learn from fellow baby boomers and share your horse stories from over the years. 

Where/How: Head over to Facebook and search Baby Boomers Horse Lovers’ Central, then click join!

Horse&Rider OnDemand

Learn more about Horse&Rider OnDemand by joining our Facebook group.

Who: The education-hungry horse owner. 

What: Horse&Rider OnDemand is Horse&Rider’s training program that allows subscribers to watch horse care and training videos from trusted, proven resources. This group is for subscribers or anyone interested in subscribing to ask questions relating to Horse&Rider OnDemand, learn more about the program, and interact with Bud Lyon and Brad Barkemeyer. 

Why: Access free playlists and be the first to hear about new content being released.  

Where/How: Head over to Facebook and search Horse&Rider OnDemand, then click join!

Trail Riding Resources

Join now to have top trail riding resources at your fingertips.

Who: Trail riders, of course! 

What: Horse&Rider has a wide range of trail riding resources that we want to make available for our audience. This group is a growing resource of information and a forum for trail riding discussion. We want to see your adventures and hear your trail riding stories. 

Why: Connect with trail riders and let Horse&Rider be your top online resource for trail-riding destinations, horse camping, trail-horse training, on-trail safety, must-have trail gear, and an array of trail-horse breeds.

Where/How: Head over to Facebook and search Trail Riding Resources, then click join!

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