North America's Premier Horse Show Magazine
The Plaid Horse is North America’s Premier Horse Show Magazine. The Plaid Horse was founded in 2003 to serve the equestrian community. In 2020, examples of horse show distribution included: Kentucky Summer Horse Shows, all HITS shows, the Desert International Horse Park, Blenheim Equisports, Langer Equestrian Group, The Capital Challenge Horse Show, & The Washington International Horse Show.
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Meet Tally, a working student who loves riding in the lesson program at Quince Oaks. But Tally’s barn family is about to get a lot bigger when a new A-circuit trainer arrives at the farm with clients like Mac, a girl Tally’s age who is moving up a division on her own pony hunter. While the riders face different challenges, they come to learn how much they have in common as they chase their riding dreams together.
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The Plaid Horse is a print and digital publishing company, proudly printed in the United States. We provide exceptional coverage for the hunter/jumper/breeding disciplines at reasonable rates. We support equestrian competitors, horse fans, the general public, and suppliers to the industry through horse show and event coverage, equine articles of interest, and advertisements.
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The Plaid Horse Adult Amateur Lounge
“I absolutely love this group. It’s so wonderful to have a place to connect to other amateurs who share so many of the same struggles I’m dealing with. There’s so much support and love here, and a lot of excellent advice when needed.” – Jackie Lloyd
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