Outrider Outfitter · Coming soon
Vets, farriers, rig mechanics and bodyworkers who'll come out to where you actually are. Searchable by area.
Why it exists
Your horse is off behind. The trailer's making a noise it shouldn't. A shoe's gone and you've still got to get home.
At home you'd know exactly who to ring. Out here you're searching on one bar of signal, calling numbers that go to voicemail, trying to find out whether anyone in this county even does horses — let alone whether they'll come to a trailhead.
Knowing who to call is the difference between a bad afternoon and a ruined trip.
Outfitter is that list, gathered ahead of time, for wherever you happen to be.
What's in it
The useful question isn't whether there's a vet in town. It's whether they'll come out, how far, and whether they'll pick up on a Sunday. That's what Outfitter records.
Equine vets who do call-outs, and how far they'll travel.
For a lost shoe two days from home.
Bearings, brakes, tyres, wiring — people who know horse trailers, not just cars.
Breakdowns with a loaded trailer, which is its own kind of problem.
Massage, chiro and the rest, for a horse that's worked harder than usual.
Where to restock, and who carries certified weed-free.
Paid overnight stabling for when you want a stall, a hookup and a shower — nightly rates, booked with them directly.
Searchable by area — so you can look up where you're going before you leave, not while you're standing on a shoulder with the hazards on.
App coming soon · iPhone and Android
In the app
Not by who's nearest on a map. The list leads with the people who travel, who'll meet you at a trailhead, and who picks up on a Sunday — because that's the thing you need to know at the time you need to know it.
Tell us where you travel and that's the region we cover next. It's how the map decides where to grow.
Listing is free. You'd be reachable by people travelling through who would otherwise have no way of finding you — and who tend to remember the person who turned up.
List your business
Two minutes, free, and nothing goes live until we've spoken.