Horse racing in Estonia exists on a smaller scale compared to larger European racing nations, but it remains an organized equestrian discipline. Trotting races and harness racing have historically played a more visible role than flat racing. Equestrian clubs and regional tracks support competition and training, often connected to broader horse sport communities. Participation is modest, and major international exposure is limited, yet structured events and federation oversight sustain the sport domestically. Horse racing remains part of Estonia’s broader equestrian landscape rather than a dominant spectator sport.
