The equestrian recruiting platform that emails coaches for you
The college equestrian recruiting platform that writes a personal email to every coach on your list, sends it from your own Gmail and follows up automatically until they reply.
- 279 Verified Coaches
- 146 Programs
Top college equestrian programs
See who's recruiting at 146 college equestrian programs, from D1 to junior college.
University of Georgia
12 equestrian coaches
Texas A&M University
6 equestrian coaches
Auburn University
5 equestrian coaches
Baylor University
6 equestrian coaches
Oklahoma State University
8 equestrian coaches
University of South Carolina, Columbia
6 equestrian coaches
Texas Christian University
5 equestrian coaches
Southern Methodist University
2 equestrian coaches
California State University, Fresno
0 equestrian coaches
North Dakota State University
1 equestrian coaches
University of Georgia
12 equestrian coaches
Texas A&M University
6 equestrian coaches
Auburn University
5 equestrian coaches
Baylor University
6 equestrian coaches
Oklahoma State University
8 equestrian coaches
University of South Carolina, Columbia
6 equestrian coaches
Texas Christian University
5 equestrian coaches
Southern Methodist University
2 equestrian coaches
California State University, Fresno
0 equestrian coaches
North Dakota State University
1 equestrian coaches
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College equestrian recruiting at every level
Verified coaching staffs at 146 equestrian programs across every division, updated October 2026.
NCAA Division III equestrian
Academic and need-based aid · 66 programs · 96 coaches
NJCAA junior college equestrian
Junior college scholarships · 15 programs · 24 coaches
Equestrian recruiting questions
How to get recruited for college equestrian, what to send coaches and how AthleticScholar works.
How do I get recruited for college equestrian?
Email the coaches at programs that fit you. Lead with your discipline (hunt seat, western or jumping), show record and highest fences or patterns, include recent rounds on different horses, and follow up after a week and again after your next show. Most recruits contact 30 to 60 programs across more than one division.
What is the best equestrian recruiting website?
The best recruiting website is the one that actually gets you in front of coaches. Profile sites wait for coaches to find you. AthleticScholar emails 279 college equestrian coaches for you from your own Gmail and follows up automatically, for $30/month after a 7-day free trial.
How many college equestrian programs are there?
There are 146 college equestrian programs: 29 D1, 20 D2, 66 D3, 12 NAIA and 15 JUCO. Together they have 279 coaches.
What are the top college equestrian programs?
The most popular college equestrian programs include University of Georgia, Texas A&M University, Auburn University, Baylor University and Oklahoma State University.
Which states have the most college equestrian programs?
New York (16), Virginia (8) and Pennsylvania (7) have the most college equestrian programs.
What should I put in an email to a college equestrian coach?
Your grad year, your discipline (hunt seat, western or jumping), show record and highest fences or patterns, your GPA and recent rounds on different horses. Put your most important numbers in the subject line and say why that program interests you.
How do I find a college equestrian coach's email?
Coaches' emails are usually listed in each school's athletics staff directory. AthleticScholar has verified emails for 279 college equestrian coaches, so you can message them without looking each one up.
When should I start emailing college equestrian coaches?
Many recruits start in their freshman or sophomore year of high school. You can email a coach at any age, though NCAA rules limit when Division I and Division II coaches can reply, so starting early puts you on their list before those dates.
What GPA do you need to play college equestrian?
To compete in NCAA Division I you need at least a 2.3 GPA in 16 core courses, and Division II requires at least a 2.2. Division III, NAIA and junior college programs set their own academic standards, so check with each school.
How much do equestrian recruiting services cost?
Recruiting services often charge $1,000 or more for a package. AthleticScholar is $30/month after a 7-day free trial, with no contract, and you choose every program you contact.
Do Division III equestrian programs offer scholarships?
No. Division III schools don't offer athletic scholarships, but most athletes there receive academic or need-based aid. Division I, Division II, NAIA and junior college programs can offer athletic scholarships.
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