Horse Books
Top Equestrian Stars to Sign USET Foundation’s “Riding for the Team” Book at Washington International Horse Show
The U.S. Equestrian Team (USET) Foundation announces a unique opportunity for fans of equestrian sport with a book signing for…
Sergeant Reckless, Hero Horse of the Korean War, Remembered in Children’s Book
The courageous war horse known as Sergeant Reckless, a onetime racehorse who served as a U.S. Marine in "the Forgotten…
Book Excerpt: Horses Adored and Men Endured
Learn more about Susan Friedland-Smith, the author of Horses Adored and Men Endured. Read the book excerpt of Horses Adored…
REAL COWBOYS: Illustrations of the Old West
Good news, fans of horses and children’s picture books! REAL COWBOYS, written by Kate Hoefler and illustrated by Jonathan Bean…
Finding Inspiration from Classic Horse Books
The lives of fictional characters in horse books may not always be realistic, but that’s part of the fun. Reading…
How to Start a Horse-Themed Book Club
If you’re like most people, you enjoy a good book, but probably don’t have a whole lot of extra…
One-Eyed Horse Triumphs, Inspires Children’s Books
Norman, originally called Alydeed’s Leader, started out as a racehorse. He was Alydeed’s son and a Northern Dancer descendent. He…
4 Lesser-Known Marguerite Henry Books
We all fondly remember reading Misty of Chincoteague, Justin Morgan Had a Horse, and King of the Wind. Those…
More Forgotten Favorites: Horse Books You May Have Missed
Popularity is a capricious thing. There’s really no accounting for why Misty of Chincoteague became Marguerite Henry’s most popular novel,…
Forgotten Favorites: Horse Books of the Past
Nearly every horse enthusiast is familiar with the most well-known horse stories: Black Beauty, National Velvet, the Black Stallion series,…