The W. K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Library is a collection of Arabian horse materials temporarily located in the Old Kellogg Stables at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. The collection mainly consists of books and periodicals, both current and out-of-print, dealing with the Arabian horse.

EquiSearch.com works closely with EQUUS, Dressage Today, Practical Horseman, Horse & Rider and Arabian Horse World to deliver the content horse owners care about: tips on riding and training, authoritative information on horse care, the latest horse sports and industry news, plus sweepstakes and active online forums.

The Blood-Horse is the leading weekly publication devoted to international Thoroughbred racing and breeding. Since 1916, the staff of The Blood-Horse has served the Thoroughbred community with the highest standards of journalistic excellence to provide comprehensive and timely editorial coverage and analysis.

While other horse magazines focus on the practical side of horse ownership, Canter is your resource for everything else you want to know about horses. In each issue of Canter, you’ll find articles that appeal to your curiosity, your imagination, and your artistic eye. You’ll read about the great horse cultures of the world, about the warhorses of the past and the work horses of the present, and about equestrian art and artists.

David Anthony and Dorcas Brown organized the Institute for Ancient Equestrian Studies (IAES) at Hartwick College in 1994 as part of a research project on the origins of horseback riding that was funded by the American Philosophical Society, the Wenner Gren Foundation, the U.S. National Science Foundation, the Freedman Foundation and Hartwick College.