Category: How To’s

Fellow Equestrian Adventuresses share how to get involved in the horse industry, how to train for long distance riding, how to prepare for your cross-country horse trek and more. They explain the stepping stones to get your equine dream job or how to set up a charity or educational program. Find any type of how-to resources for equine travel here. Read their stories, get in touch and get the ball rolling now.

10 Tips How To Get A Job or Volunteer Work with Horses Abroad

In this article we are going to be covering 10 tips on how you can travel the world doing jobs for various horse riding stables or do volunteer work abroad with horses… in pretty much any country!

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A Mongolian Horse Race: 7 Tips For Survival

Maybe you’re curious about entering or just wondering how competitors survive the world’s longest and toughest horse race. Either way, you need to read the following tips! We’ve got gear suggestions, emergency snack ideas and what to do if you’re a woman in the middle of a Mongolian horse race mounted on a crazy steed. And you absolutely HAVE to pee!

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How To Ride Horses in Argentina

In this article we’re going to be sharing with you why an Argentinian horse riding holiday needs to be on your bucket list as an equestrian! Argentina is the land of gauchos and of course delicious steak. So, that’s some of the reasons why you need to go there. We’re going to be diving into more travel tips, where you can ride horses in Argentina, what you should see and of course where you can book your next horse riding adventure!

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Tips For Traveling Your Horse Safely

Traveling with your horse can be a stressful time. Some horses may have no problem going to new places, whereas some may have a more difficult time. There are some helpful tips for traveling your horse safely to follow whenever you go anywhere. Whether you are traveling 30 minutes or 12 hours away, you want to make sure your horse is relaxed and safe during the process. Your horse should be comfortable with the idea of riding in a trailer and staying in some place new. Though it can be a stressful process, understanding your horse’s needs can help make it a hassle free process.

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