Equestrian Network Magazine (ENM) is an on-line publication dedicated to providing education and information to the Equestrian Community. ENM was born out of a concept to provide quality content for its predecessor sister sites, Bay Area Equestrian Network (BAEN), Southern California Equestrian Network (SCEN), Rogue Valley Equestrian Network (RVEN), and Southeast Equestrian Network (SEEN). BAEN, the first of the sites, was created in 1997. ENM and these sister sites are owned by our parent company, Extend, Inc., which has been providing business messaging software consulting and development services since 1993.

The Equestrian Network Sites were created to help promote the equine industry in their local regions, and to help horse enthusiasts find equine products and services in their area. They are unique among on-line directories in that their directory listings are organized by region and are free of charge. They provide the equine community with free classified ads, event calendars, bulletin and message boards, DAILY NEWS, articles, web site services and Internet marketing.

ENM provides content to its sister sites, and is also a stand-alone site. Being incorporated into each of the sister sites instantly affords ENM the luxury of traffic from all regions of the U.S., and a large existing online equestrian community to affiliate and serve. ENM is able to utilize powerful external search engine capabilities with the affiliation and connection of its sister sites. Thus ENM has immediate traffic upon launch.

Equestrian Network Magazine's goal is to provide dynamic, relative, and informative articles and stories to improve the quality of our readers' equine experiences. Our intent is to have a community impact. We are dedicated to assisting in all positive fashions possible, including recognizing and supporting equestrian-related non-profit organizations and causes to the betterment of our community.

Being an online magazine, we have the ability to react quickly with information, and to provide long-term archiving of that information. Unlike printed publications, we are able to communicate with our community with the speed of the Internet, becoming a dynamic and responsive member of the community. Our intent is to continue to increase our functionality, to continually improve that access of dialogue with our readers, and to provide state-of-the-art media to provide our information.

For more information on any of our services, please email us at info@equestmagazine.com. If you want to promote the equine industry on the Internet, then we want to partner with you.

The views and comments made by authors printed in this magazine do not necessarily represent the views of the management of ENM or it's parent company Extend Inc., it's affiliates or employees.