Connecting horse owners with people who miss being around horses — for grooming, groundwork, companionship, barn time, and owner-approved lease opportunities.
Keep it simple. Tell people about your horse and what kind of arrangement you're open to.
Tell owners what kind of horse time you're hoping for.
Sample profiles showing how Horsey Time could feel. These people and horses are fictional.
Buddy is a gentle gelding who loves brushing and attention. Sarah would love someone dependable to visit, groom and hand-walk him once or twice a week.
Groundwork & companionshipDaisy is a retired lesson mare. Mike is open to grooming and companionship first, with the possibility of a light lease arrangement for the right experienced person.
Possible leaseCash is smart and energetic. Linda is looking for an experienced horse person who enjoys groundwork, grooming and simply spending time at the barn.
Experienced helper wantedPeople who may not have the property, time or finances to own a horse — but still have a lot to give.
“I rode growing up and really miss horses. I don't have the land to own one right now, but I'd love a regular horse to groom, walk and spend time with.”
“I'm happiest around a barn. I'm not looking to compete — I just miss the connection with horses and would enjoy helping an owner on weekends.”
“I've always loved horses but never had the opportunity to own one. I'd love to learn safe grooming and groundwork from a patient owner.”