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.

HorsePullResults.com lists ten horse pulling clubs and associations on its homepage, spanning several U.S. regions: Bluegrass Horse Pulling Assn., Blue Ridge Horse Pullers Assn., Eastern Draft Horse Assn., Illinois Horse Pullers Assn., Laurel Highlands Horse Pulling Assn., Michigan Dynamometer Assn., Michigan Horsepulling Boat Assn., New York State Horse Pullers Assn., Southern Draft Horse Assn., and Wisconsin Horse Pullers Assn. If you are trying to find results or a schedule tied to a specific club or region, this list is the starting point — each name links to that organization's page on the site.

The full club and association list

Region labels above are inferred from the club names themselves; the site does not publish a separate geographic directory for each entry.

How to use the list to find results and schedules

The club list sits alongside two other main entry points on the site — Results and Schedule — which the homepage describes as covering pulling results and schedules "from across the country."

1. Start with the club closest to your region. If you pull or follow a specific association, open its page first; that is where club-specific information lives.
2. Cross-check the national Results and Schedule pages. A pull may appear in the national listings even if you are not sure which club sanctioned it.
3. Watch for cancellations and updates. The homepage carries time-sensitive notices — for example, a notice that the BRHPA pull at Walnut Cove is canceled for 10/3 — so check the site before traveling to an event.
4. Use the community forum for questions. The site's Horse Pull Community Forum is described as a place for members to discuss recent pulls and results, share upcoming events, post photos and videos, and ask questions.

What else is on the site

Beyond the club list, the homepage points to:

• Results — pulling results from across the country
• Schedule — horse pulling schedule from across the country
• Become a Sponsor — sponsorship inquiries
• Advertisers — Hanson Horse Ranch, Wagner Auction & Real Estate, and The Draft Horse Journal
• In Memoriam — a section remembering members of the horse pulling community

The site also states it preserves over 20 years of results and offers a subscription (linked as "Sign-Up" / "Subscribe today"), so some content may sit behind a subscription rather than being openly browsable.

Practical notes

• If your goal is a specific club's events, the club name is the fastest filter — there is no single combined club-and-region index beyond the homepage list.
• If you are a puller or member with an address change, the site asks that you send the update so listings stay current.
• If you have a pull to schedule, the site asks that you send that information as soon as possible.

For anything not covered by the club pages, the forum and the national Results and Schedule sections are the next places to look.

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

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.

HorsePullResults.com's community forum gives members a place to talk about the sport between pulls, not just look up old results. According to the site, the forum is built for discussing recent pulls and results, sharing upcoming events, posting photos and videos, talking horses, teams, and equipment, asking questions and sharing advice, and reliving memorable moments from years past. Access to the forum comes with a subscription, so you need to sign up before you can join the conversation.

What the forum is for

The site describes the forum as an extension of its original mission of preserving horse pulling history. Instead of only archiving results, it now also serves as a meeting point for the people involved in the sport. The listed purposes are:

• Discuss recent pulls and results — talk through what happened at competitions after the numbers are posted.
• Share upcoming events — let other members know about pulls on the schedule.
• Post photos and videos — share visual material from events.
• Talk horses, teams, and equipment — exchange knowledge about the animals, the teams, and the gear.
• Ask questions and share advice — a two-way channel for newer and experienced pullers alike.
• Relive memorable moments from years past — draw on the site's long archive of results and the community's shared memory.

The site frames this as useful whether "you've been pulling for decades or you're just getting started."

How to get in

The forum is described as a member benefit, and the site's subscription sign-up is the entry point. The homepage links to a subscription page under "Sign-Up," and the site's own wording refers to subscribing for access to its results collection. In practical terms:

1. Go to the subscription sign-up page linked from the site.
2. Complete the subscription process.
3. Once you have member access, use the forum to post and reply in the categories above.

The site does not publish the forum's exact menu structure or posting rules in the material available here, so treat the steps above as the general path rather than a click-by-click walkthrough.

What else members can do on the site

The forum sits alongside the site's other main functions, which are worth knowing if you are deciding whether to subscribe:

The site also carries notices such as pull cancellations and requests for pullers and members to send address changes, which shows the community side runs alongside the archive.

Practical notes

• Check the schedule before you post an event. The site maintains a national schedule, so an event you want to share may already be listed.
• Cancellations happen. The homepage has carried notices such as a BRHPA pull at Walnut Cove being canceled, so confirm details before traveling or promoting an event.
• Keep contact info current. The site asks pullers and members to report address changes so listings stay accurate.
• The forum is for members. If you only want to read results, you may not need the community features; if you want to discuss, share, and ask questions, the forum is the reason to subscribe.

If your goal is simply to look up results or a schedule, the public-facing pages cover that. If your goal is to connect with other pullers, share events and media, and trade advice, the forum is the part of the subscription aimed at you.

HorsePullResults.com is a subscription-based archive and community site for horse pulling (also called horse pulling contests or dynamometer pulls). It describes itself as "the largest selection of Horse Pulling Results on the Internet" and states that subscribers gain access to over 20 years of results. It is aimed at pullers, club members, and fans who want historical results, upcoming schedules, and a place to talk with others in the sport.

What the site offers

Based on the site's own description and homepage content, the main areas are:

• Results — pulling results from across the country, positioned as the site's core archive.
• Schedule — upcoming horse pulling events from across the country.
• Community forum — a members' space to discuss recent pulls and results, share upcoming events, post photos and videos, talk horses, teams, and equipment, ask questions, and revisit past moments.
• Club directory — links to horse pulling associations, including Bluegrass Horse Pulling Assn., Blue Ridge Horse Pullers Assn., Eastern Draft Horse Assn., Illinois Horse Pullers Assn., Laurel Highlands Horse Pulling Assn., Michigan Dynamometer Assn., Michigan Horsepulling Boat Assn., New York State Horse Pullers Assn., Southern Draft Horse Assn., and Wisconsin Horse Pullers Assn.
• Sponsors and advertisers — a sponsorship inquiry path plus advertiser listings such as Hanson Horse Ranch, Wagner Auction & Real Estate, and The Draft Horse Journal.
• In Memoriam — a section remembering people in the horse pulling community.

Access and cost

The site signals a paid model: it uses the word "subscribe," and the homepage links to a sign-up page at /buy-subscription/. The description says subscribing "gain[s] access to over 20 years of results." No price, free-trial terms, or login requirements are stated in the available material, so treat the archive as subscription-gated and check the sign-up page for current terms before assuming any content is free.

Who it's for

• Pullers and club members — the site asks pullers and members to send address changes so listings stay current, and to submit pull scheduling information as early as possible.
• Researchers and historians — the multi-decade results archive is the main draw if you need past outcomes rather than just this season's.
• Newcomers — the forum is described as welcoming whether you've "been pulling for decades or you're just getting started."

Practical notes

• Event information can change: the homepage carried a notice that the BRHPA pull at Walnut Cove was canceled for 10/3.
• To get a pull listed, the site asks that scheduling information be sent as soon as possible.
• The In Memoriam section is updated with community members' names and dates, with a "View All" link for the full list.

If your goal is checking a specific recent result or an upcoming pull date, start with the Results and Schedule sections; if you need older records or want to participate in discussions, the subscription and forum are the relevant parts.