Equus TV occupies an odd slot in American general television. The name implies horses, and yes, there's plenty of that, afternoon rodeo coverage, breeding specials, dressage competitions that look like ballet. But the rest of the schedule is more conventional: home renovation reruns, travel vlogs, and a baffling amount of cooking content. Production quality varies wildly. One segment feels like a high school project; the next looks network-ready. That inconsistency is part of the charm. Daytime blocks are safe and predictable, think property-flipping shows that blur together. The equestrian stuff saves it. You won't find that on any other general channel. To watch Equus TV online, just pull it up on Tvivu. It's not essential viewing, but it's a refreshing alternative to the polished monotony of the big networks. Lean into the horse content; that's where it shines.