What Do I Get With a HorsePullResults.com Subscription?

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A HorsePullResults.com subscription is what unlocks the site's full archive of horse pulling results. The site describes itself as "the largest selection of Horse Pulling Results on the Internet" and states that a subscription gives access to "over 20 years of results." If you only need a current schedule or a quick look at recent pulls, you may not need to subscribe; if you want the historical record, the subscription is the way in.

What the subscription unlocks

Area What the site says
Results archive Over 20 years of horse pulling results
Coverage "Pulling results from across the country"
Community A members' Horse Pull Community Forum
Scheduling A national horse pulling schedule

The core value is the archive. Twenty-plus years of results is the kind of record that is hard to assemble anywhere else, and the site frames its mission as "preserving the history of horse pulling."

What you can see without subscribing

The homepage presents results and schedule as browsable sections ("View Results," "View Schedule"), and the club list, advertiser links, and In Memoriam notices are all public. The subscription is tied specifically to the depth of the results archive rather than to the homepage itself. The site does not spell out exactly how many results are visible to a free visitor versus a subscriber, so treat the "over 20 years" figure as the subscription-level claim.

The community forum

The forum is described as a members' space. According to the site, members can:

  • Discuss recent pulls and results
  • Share upcoming events
  • Post photos and videos
  • Talk horses, teams, and equipment
  • Ask questions and share advice
  • Relive memorable moments from years past

If you are a puller, club member, or longtime follower who wants to talk with other enthusiasts rather than just read numbers, this is a reason to subscribe beyond the archive.

Who it is for

  • Historians and researchers — anyone tracing teams, pullers, or clubs over decades.
  • Pullers and club members — people who want their own records and their competitors' records in one place.
  • Newcomers — the site explicitly says the forum welcomes people "just getting started," not only veterans.

How to subscribe

The subscription entry point is the Sign-Up page at horsepullresults.com/buy-subscription/. The site does not publish the price on the pages reviewed here, so check that page for current terms before deciding. There is no indication that the archive is free, and the site's own wording uses "Subscribe today to gain access," which points to a paid or registered model.

Practical notes before you sign up

  • The site is also a scheduling hub. If you have a pull to schedule, the site asks you to send that information in as soon as possible.
  • Keep your contact details current. Pullers and members with a change of address are asked to update it so the site stays accurate.
  • Cancellations happen. The homepage carries notices such as a canceled BRHPA pull at Walnut Cove, so check the schedule close to an event date.
  • Sponsorship is separate. "Become a Sponsor" is a distinct path from subscribing, aimed at businesses and advertisers.

Bottom line

Subscribe if you want the multi-decade results archive and the members' forum. Skip it if a current schedule and a casual glance at recent results are all you need. Confirm the current price and access terms on the Sign-Up page, since those details are not stated in the material reviewed here.