The Pony Island Wins First Place Equine-Related Website Award from American Horse Publications
The Pony Island Wins First Place Equine-Related Website Award from American Horse Publications
The Pony Island Wins First Place Equine-Related Website Award from American Horse Publications
I’m honored to share that The Pony Island was recently featured in the Women Entrepreneur issue of Sidelines Magazine 🐴
The article touches on the journey from building Allpony, to selling it to United States Pony Clubs, and eventually starting over again with something completely new: The Pony Island.
I recently had the opportunity to join Denise Alvarez on the How to Market Your Horse Business podcast to talk about the journey of building equestrian education projects like The Pony Island.
If you’re looking for ways to help kids learn about horses before riding lessons, The Pony Island offers printable resources and beginner-friendly courses focused on safety, care, and understanding horses beyond just riding.
Teach kids how to stay safe and build strong partnerships with horses by learning to read simple body language cues. This beginner-friendly guide includes visuals, fun activities, and links to printables, courses, and horse games on The Pony Island.
Rudy the horse, from the beloved book series, tells you about the person that works on his feet called a farrier.
Turn a simple cardboard box into a spooky, horse-themed Halloween costume! The Horse Skeleton Costume Printable from The Pony Island makes it easy for kids to craft their own wearable skeleton pony—no sewing required. Just print, cut, and glue the illustrated bones onto a box for a fun mix of art, anatomy, and Halloween creativity.
Halloween isn’t just for trick-or-treating—it’s also a perfect time for horse-loving kids to get creative! Whether you’re at the barn or celebrating at home, these fun activities are sure to bring some spooky pony magic to your Halloween season.
Today marks the official launch of (https://theponyisland.com), a new online destination designed to bring the magic of horses to children everywhere. Created by equestrian illustrator Susan DiFelice (https://susandifelice.com), The Pony Island offers a unique blend of interactive games, horse-themed crafts, curated book lists, and educational courses that introduce kids to the equestrian world—no matter where they live.
Kathy Simmers recently wrote a book called Jump the Moon that is based on a true story about her daughter’s bond with a pony named Me Too. The beautiful illustrations throughout this hardcover, picture book bring to life an emotional journey that will make readers of all ages cry, smile, and cheer as it reminds us all to follow our dreams.
If your child dreams in hoof beats and lives for pony stories, chances are they’ll love discovering We Read Horse Books—a heartfelt platform created by lifelong horse lover and author Rae Rankin. In this interview, Rae shares what inspired her to launch the site, how horse books help kids connect more deeply with horses (even if they don’t ride yet), and what kinds of stories are capturing young imaginations today.
Learn how to build your own horse barn out of a box. This is a fun craft project that kids can create with items around the house. They are a great size for playing with Breyer horses or plush ponies.