2015 Horsey Halloween Costume Contest, Presented by Goode Rider

Horse Nation is teaming up with Goode Rider this Halloween! Submit your photo of your best horsey Halloween costume and you could win a pair of Pro Rider breeches from Goode Rider.

Celebrating Halloween is a time-honored Horse Nation tradition, counting down all of your fantastic costumes throughout the month of October. This year, we’re teaming up with Goode Rider to make this Halloween the best one yet!

Throughout the month of October, we’re accepting photos of you and your horse in costume. At the end of the month, we’ll select ten finalists and open a voting poll. The winner will receive these beautiful Pro Rider breeches by Goode Rider:

From Goode Rider:

The most stylish and comfortable breech in a Nylon/Spandex 4-Way Stretch Twill Microfiber, The breech features Suede Welt Pocket with Silver Horsebit Pull, Suede Beltloops and Velcro Leg Closures. A slightly lower rise and a Custom Fit Stretch Waistband for comfort and no gaping in back. Silver Logo Patch on back waistband. A Stretch Ultra Suede Seat makes this one of the most comfortable breeches in the market. Valued at $169.

Contest entry guidelines

1. Through midnight on Wednesday, October 28, email your photos to [email protected]. Please include your first and last name in your email. All entrants understand that by entering the contest, their email addresses will be shared with Goode Rider.

2.Ten finalists will be shared on Thursday, October 29 with a voting poll. Voting will remain open until midnight on Friday, October 30.

3. The winner will be announced on Halloween, Saturday, October 31!

We want to see your scariest, funniest, cutest, and most creative Halloween costumes with your horse! Only one photo per entry will be considered for the final top 10.

Need some inspiration? Here are some of our favorites from Halloweens past!

Amanda Barnum: “Pirates!”

Sammie & Midnight Outlaw, Viking warriors, from Outlaw Acres, Long Island, New York.

Ashley Russel: “Golly Tabatabaie dressed as Princess Jasmine, my son Brody Russell dressed as Aladdin, and Cupid’s Little Arrow dressed as a mini elephant.”

Ted Craig: “A jolly holiday dressed as Mary Poppins and Bert riding carousel horses. (Mountain Meadows Boarders)”

Caren Gallaher: “Our version of Little Bo Peep: 60 hours of cotton ball sewing.”

Go riding!