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By the EIE Editorial Staff

Whether you are in the world of online dating, seeking a riding partner or have a long term relationship, many of us are seeking new ideas and activities to brighten up our days and bring us closer to our loved ones. Here are some ideas where horses can help!

  1. Go for a sleigh or carriage ride. If you are visiting a ski resort like Vail, they offer sleigh rides which can be a romantic option for two or fun for the whole family. If you prefer an urban setting, there are carriage rides through beautiful Central Park in New York City.
  2. Take a trail ride. Open to all levels of riders from beginners to experienced levels, going on a trail ride give you a chance to see nature or take a tour of historic places on horseback.
  3. Help a rescue organization. Few things are as fulfilling as giving to others and helping animals in need is a great way to spend some time. Rescue and rehoming organizations can always use another set of hands to help with horses and barn tasks. Find a rescue in your area and give them a call!
  4. Go to the horse races. There are many types of horse races including Arabian, Harness, Steeplechase, Thoroughbred, and Quarter Horse racing. It is a great way to spend time as a couple or grab a group of friends and try to win big. Many places have picnic or tailgating areas too. Enjoy!
  5. Visit a horse breeding farm. There are many horse farms that offer tours and activities for visitors including many of the Thoroughbred Breeding farms, just call in advance first. You could learn about how horses are raised and trained, or even take a riding lesson.
  6. Tour a horse retirement farm. Places like Old Friends with locations in Kentucky and New York where you can see former champion race horses is a living hall of fame and a thrill for anyone who loves horses.
  7. Visit equestrian venues to see a horse show. There is always something happening at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, KY, the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, FL and Tryon in Mill Spring, NC. These are amazing places to visit but if you want something more local, check out our Events Calendar to see a show in your area.
  8. Watch a polo match. You can go as a couple, bring friends or the whole family to see this exciting game. During half time, all the spectators go onto the field for the time-honored tradition of “stomping the divots.” See our list of polo clubs and check their schedules for matches.
  9. Take the kids on a pony ride. If you have young kids and want to get them away from their video games, a pony ride is a great option. It may also be cool way for single mom and dad to meet each other’s children for the first time if the children love ponies! Bring mints, ask permission to feed the ponies and then teach the children the proper way to feed the ponies. It may start the life long love of horses.
  10. Watch a horse movie. There are many wonderful movies where the horse is the star of the show. Here are our choices for the 10 best horse movies. It is also a great way to end an evening.

Do you have any ideas? We’d like to hear from you! Send us an email at info@equineinfoexchange.com and give us your dating ideas. We will share them on social media. If you send us a horse related website, we will add it for FREE to our directory!

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