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Horseball

Horse world goes wild for neighnominations

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 08-03-2014
In the wake of the dangerous #neknomination craze — an online drinking challenge which lead to the deaths of some who took part — the horse world has moved on to safer ground, celebrating their best horses via “#neighnominations”. Nominees, who get chosen by friends on social media, have 24hrs to post a picture of a particularly special horse (or horses) and explain why. Numerous top riders, including multi-medallists Charlotte Dujardin and Sophie Wells (pictured above), have got involved with the latest trend. Which horse would be your #neighnomination?
In the wake of the dangerous #neknomination craze — an online drinking challenge which lead to the deaths of some who took part — the horse world has moved on to safer ground, celebrating their best horses via “#neighnominations”. Nominees, who get chosen by friends on social media, have 24hrs to post a picture of a particularly special horse (or horses) and explain why. Numerous top riders, including multi-medallists Charlotte Dujardin and Sophie Wells (pictured above), have got involved with the latest trend. Which horse would be your #neighnomination?
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