Equine Online Category

The Equinest Horse Information on Kindle

The Equinest KindleFor those of you who aren’t familiar with Kindle, it is Amazon’s latest toy for avid readers, a wireless reading device. This allows readers to enjoy books & websites on a small, lightweight device with a special screen that reduces glare and a battery that lasts for a month on one charge.

Read About Horses Anywhere

Because I want my readers to be able to enjoy horses anywhere they may be I’ve added The Equinest blog to their service for those who prefer it. The Kindle device is wireless and allows you to browse and wirelessly download hundreds of thousands of titles…not to mention the over 1.8 million out-of-copyright books that can be downloaded free of charge.
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Fran Jurga – Horse Blogger of the Week

Fran Jurga's Hoof Care BlogToday’s horse blogger of the week is none other than Fran Jurga the hoof care & health guru. You can find more of her stuff on Fran Jurga’s Hoof Care Blog & The Jurga Report (don’t forget to grab her RSS feeds while you are there).

A busy lady, Fran keeps up two blogs and has time for social media. Her hoof blog provides advice, news & information about hoof health while The Jurga Report keeps readers updated with the latest news in health care, equine science & research in the horse world.
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The Horse Diva – Horse Blog of the Week

The Horse DivaToday’s blog of the week is a fun one from the folks over at The Horse Diva. You can find featured products (& contests) on their diva blog (don’t forget to grab their RSS feed while you are there).

Let’s face it, their products are cute with a capital C & their blog is a fairly new way for them to share some of their most popular products and interact with their customers. Posts provide clean, clear images of the goods with anecdotes and descriptions, peppered with events & photos.
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Mara @ Whitebrook Farm – Horse Bloggers of the Week

Whitebrook FarmToday the blogger of the week is hilarious Mara, book (& movie) review extraordinaire. You can find more of her stuff on her blog Whitebrook Farm (& don’t forget to grab her RSS feed while you are there).

If it’s in print, on cable or on the big screen and it has anything to do with horses, chances are Mara has watched/read it and written a lengthly review about it. Her articles are well thought out and should I find a title I want to read I’ll definitely look up her review before I open the cover.
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