I’m a fan in another country. Can I order from your website outside North America? 
Sorry, we do not ship print books outside North America. See links to our distributors in the UK and Australia here and try searching the title online in your region for other possible sellers. Or, you can choose one of our eBooks, which travel internationally!

I have a great idea for a horse book. Can I send you a book proposal? 
Yes. See our submission guidelines here. 

I prefer to shop brick-and-mortar. Do you have a retail location? 
No, but look for our books at your local tack shop, event vendor, or bookstore. If you do not see our books there, ask the store or vendor to carry them!

The book I really want to read is no longer available in print. Can I still buy a copy? 
Sometimes certain books become hard to find in print or are unavailable from resellers. We convert all our titles to eBooks, and they never go out of print. Search by title or author on this site to find our current eBook selections. 

I cannot find a book on the horse-related subject I’d like to explore. Can I contact you with suggestions for book topics and authors? 
Yes, email us at contact@trafalgarbooks.com. We’d love to know what you think is missing in the equestrian book lexicon or if you know someone who has an important skill or story to share with horse lovers. 

I have a few questions I’m hoping one of your authors can answer. How can I be in touch? 
We suggest you visit our authors’ websites or social media pages for contact information. If you can’t find a website or social media contact for an author, email us at contact@trafalgarbooks.com, and we will help you make contact.  

I see you also publish some books on dogs, crafts, and nature. What do those topics have to do with horses?  
We publish a few select dog books because horse people are often dog people (we love dogs, too!), and we have a few authors who provide training and bodywork for dogs as well as horses. Our craft books are primarily highly specialized translated works that were published in support of books we distributed for UK publishers for many years. Our award-winning nature title NATURALLY CURIOUS, is by a local Vermont naturalist named Mary Holland, and we published her book because of interest in and our high regard for her weekly columns in a local newspaper.

Where does the name Trafalgar Square come from?  
The company’s Founder, Caroline Robbins, is British, and she and her husband, Theodore Robbins, were married in Trafalgar Square, London. 

Why is there a different company called Trafalgar Square Publishing based in Chicago? 
IPG, a distribution company based in Chicago, purchased the UK-publisher distribution business that once coexisted with the equestrian publishing program, and in doing so, acquired our distribution arm’s original name, which was Trafalgar Square Publishing. Our book publishing business remained in Vermont, producing horse books, under the name Trafalgar Square Books, before being acquired in 2025 by The Stable Book Group.