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Welcome to the Virginia Horse Journal!

We've Got Virginia Wrapped Up!

• Virginia Dressage Association
• Virginia Horse Industry Board
• Virginia Pony Breeders Association
• Virginia Quarter Horse Association
• Central Virginia Paint Horse Club
• Shenandoah Blue Ridge Appaloosa Association
• Old Dominion Morgan Horse Association
• Virginia Reining Horse Association
• James River Driving Club
• Potomac Driving Club
• Shenandoah Driving Club
• Northern Virginia Equine Alliance (Battlefield Equestrian Society, Clifton Horse Society, Equestrian Trail Alliance, Fairfax4Horses, Frida Icelandic Riding Club, Great Falls Equestrian Society, George Mason University Equestrian Team, Horse Works, Mason Neck Horse Coalition, Nokesville Horse Society, Northern Virginia Therapeutic Riding, Old Dominion Endurance Rides, Rainbow Therapeutic Riding, Simple Changes Therapeutic Riding and Trailblazers).

It is the only all-breed, all-discipline equine publication distributed to the entire state of Virginia.  It is a monthly publication providing news articles and advertising to readers who are horse enthusiasts.

Our print issues are distributed monthly to over 500 distribution sites in Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, North Carolina and Pennsylvania. In addition, the Virginia Horse Journal is mailed to over 5,000 subscribers and each member of our official associations.

Our readers are equestrians who want to know Virginia equine news, regardless of riding discipline, breed, or location. They want to know events to attend and where to purchase what they need. Our readers have the income and lifestyle to purchase products and services advertised. The Virginia Horse Journal is read by more than 57,000 equestrians, and provides an excellent environment to showcase equestrian businesses.

Our website edition of the Virginia Horse Journal averages 480,000 hits and 9,000 visits per month.

The Virginia Horse Journal offers access to an enormous print and internet equine market for your target-directed advertisements. No other national, regional or local equestrian magazine reaches more Virginia equestrians than the Virginia Horse Journal.
 

Survey of Virginia Horse Journal readers:
Virginia Horse Journal’s median reader is female, 42 years old and makes $78,000 per year.
Almost half of VHJ readers make over $100,000 per year.
More than 93% of VHJ readers own at least one horse.
Horseman from 77 Virginia counties and 7 states outside Virginia read the VHJ.
Virginia Horse Journal readers spend an average of $10,687 on a horse purchase.
VHJ readers spend an average of over $10,000 per year on equine related services.

Regular Features

• Newsworthy: Important Virginia equine news
• Feature articles on Virginia events, people & consumer issues
• Life Styles Page
• Training Articles
• Memorable Moments
• Editor's Question
• Legal Straight Talk
• Vet Talk
• News from official associations
• Calendar of Events
• Equine Services Directory
• Boarding & Training Directory
• Classified Advertising
• VHJ Equine Real Estate

Print Advertising
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Distribution
View the circulation information which shows the focus and reach of the print publication to include the Virginia equine market, the distribution and who are the readers of the Virginia Horse Journal.

Classified Ads
Rates, deadlines and how to place your ad OnLine, mail, fax or e-mail

Boarding, Lesson and Training Directory
View information regarding placing your boarding or training barn in the print and OnLine Boarding, Lesson and Training Directory

Web Ads - virginiahorse.com - Virginia's most powerful equine web address and gateway to Virginia's horse industry.
View the opportunities for advertising.  All print ads as part of the print issue are on the website each month with a hyperlink to the advertiser's website.  There are opportunities for banner ads, Virginia Horse Industry Directory and Buyer's Guide Dominant and Sidebar ads, and Stallion's OnLine.