What Kind of Horse Pulling Results and Schedules Are on HorsePullResults.com?

HorsePullResults.com is a subscription-based archive and community site for horse pulling, covering results from across the United States and, according to the site, more than 20 years of history. It is the right place to look if you want past pull results, upcoming pull schedules, club contacts, or cancellation notices — but you should expect to subscribe before you can reach the full results archive.

What the site covers

The homepage describes it as "the largest selection of Horse Pulling Results on the Internet," with results drawn from across the country. Two main entry points are offered:

• Results — pulling results from across the country, with a "View Results" link.
• Schedule — a horse pulling schedule from across the country, with a "View Schedule" link.

The site also lists the horse pulling clubs it tracks, which gives a sense of the geographic spread:

If your interest is a specific state or regional association, checking whether it appears in this list is the fastest way to judge whether the site's coverage is likely to include the pulls you care about.

Historical depth and access

The site states that subscribing gives access to over 20 years of results. That is the key condition to plan around: the archive is behind a subscription, and the site's own call to action is "Subscribe today to gain access to over 20 years of results." A "Sign-Up" link points to a buy-subscription page. The available material does not state a price, so treat cost as something to confirm on the subscription page rather than assume.

If you only need a current schedule or a recent result, the Results and Schedule sections are the natural starting points. If you need to trace a horse, team, or club back through past seasons, the subscription archive is what makes that possible.

Schedules, changes, and cancellations

The schedule section is not just a static list. The site posts time-sensitive notices at the top of the page — for example, "BRHPA pull at Walnut Cove is canceled for 10/3!" That means the schedule page doubles as an announcement board for last-minute changes, so it is worth rechecking close to an event date rather than relying on a copy you saved earlier.

The site also asks that anyone with a pull to schedule send the information in as soon as possible, and that pullers and members report address changes so listings stay current. In practice, that means schedule accuracy depends partly on organizers and members submitting updates.

Community and non-results content

Beyond results and schedules, the site hosts a Horse Pull Community Forum for members, described as a place to:

• 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

There is also a sponsorship path ("Become a Sponsor") and a list of advertisers, including Hanson Horse Ranch, Wagner Auction & Real Estate, and The Draft Horse Journal. An "In Memoriam" section honors members of the community, with individual entries listed by name and years.

Who it fits

The site suits someone who follows organized horse pulling across multiple states or clubs and wants a single archive plus a running schedule. It is less useful if you need only one local event and no history — in that case the schedule page alone may be enough. If your need is deep historical research on teams, clubs, or past seasons, the 20-plus-year subscription archive is the part that matters, and confirming the current subscription terms is the first step.