What can you use today?
The public website introduces Equine Talent’s purpose, Joanne Wesloske’s story, advertising examples, and these answer pages. You can explore the people and horses behind the project and prepare questions for a seller or trainer. The sample horse ads illustrate presentation formats; they are not a current inventory of horses offered for sale.
Which features are still coming?
No launch date has been confirmed here. Coming-soon labels identify unavailable features. The pricing demonstration is illustrative and is not an appraisal service.
- Live horse search and filtering.
- Seller accounts, listing creation, and trainer or ranch directories.
- An operational identity-verification process and published verification standards.
- Final subscription plans, advertising prices, and marketplace policies.
How can you prepare?
Buyers can write down their riding goals. Sellers can gather current photos, video, registration information, and questions for their professionals. Check the site for launch updates. The email form is still being connected; until working submission is confirmed, contact Joanne directly at jojo@equinetalent.com.
The experience behind our perspective
Joanne describes returning to the horse world in 2022 after a call from Mavis Garber about building a website. Her design background and that return to riding became part of the inspiration for Equine Talent.
Read about Joanne’s return to horsesPublished by Equine Talent. Personal experiences are attributed to Joanne’s story; source links support the specific guidance above.
