Social media for the most part is a wonderful place to hang out. At times such as these (in the midst of fear about COVID-19) sometimes you really just need to laugh. And these five accounts that share equestrian memes are guaranteed to do just that.
@Dressagequeen_of_memes

First cab off the ranks is @Dressagequeen_of_memes, who lovingly takes the Mickey out of all the bling on the

@Ride.with.rhythm
Unlike the other accounts mentioned here Ride with Rhythm did not start out with the intent of sharing memes. In fact RWR started out selling rhythm beads, neck ropes and the stunning Tree of Life statues. But along the way owner Courtney started to create the most hilarious and relatable memes.

Courtney is the process of transitioning to developing tutorials on how to create the rhythm beads and tree of Life statues. And I have it on good authority that she has some other pretty awesome things in the works. Make sure you sign up to be notified when her tutorials go live.
@horsesandheels_
Raquel Lynn of horses and heels is probably best known for her effortlessly chic style (cowboy boots and all) and riding her gorgeous paint Fira through the streets of downtown LA.

But if you’ve been following her for any length of time you’ll probably have seen her brilliant memes with their signature pink hue. When interviewed for the podcast (@equestrianpulse) Raquel revealed that she actually received quite a bit of grief for the first meme she released, which was about not trusting people in cheap cowboy boots! But we love all her memes!!

@soeqstra
I think my love for this account is pretty much summed up by this one meme, so I’ll let it do the talking…
https://www.instagram.com/p/B77H14jnH1_/?igshid=g7ia8fl9ch0t
@skintdressagedaddy
I don’t know anything about how @skintdressagedaddy started, but having grown up in a family with a non-horsey father and an extremely horsey mother, I think I can imagine. His informal blog posts on Facebook are also worth a read.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B8RI_mOHejJ/?igshid=11tk0irvlqo4m
Stay tuned for my 20 equestrian Instagram accounts to follow in 2020.