…state, the type of destination is broken down into these categories: Trail Rides, Riding Vacations, Overnight Stabling/Trail Riding Destina- tions, Public Lands, and Associations/Organizations. Note that not all states have…
…are better,” says the association’s Persechino. “If we registered fewer horses each year, knowing no horse would become unwanted, we’d be happy with that.” In fact, breed associations are limited…
…all the genetic work for certain breed associations’ Almost all the breed testing in the U.S. is done by university labs. We handle all the testing for about 18 associations,…
…associations with the resources of the AIM Equine Network’s magazines and websites. Breaking news, how-to videos, fun children’s games and contests, breed information and more are all part of DiscoverHorses.com….
…she’s competing in a rally, but qualified adults do oversee all activities. Breed shows. These are held by the associations that promote each breed. For example, the American Quarter Horse…
…more math: In 2005, 11 major U.S. breed associations registered 294,546 horses. (Of those, the American Quarter Horse Association accounted for 165,057; the American Paint Horse Association, 42,557.) $164,250,000 ?…
…World Series of Team Roping. Just as each of these partner associations serves to unify their respective community, Horse Week is connecting people and businesses within the equine industry. This…
…also team up with 4-H programs, breed associations, veterinarians and local stables to offer seminars, workshops, and classes during the winter months. Specialty topics like horse and tack theft prevention,…
…reminders are in accordance with USEF rules, and although most associations use USEF rules as a general guideline, please refer to your association’s rules for specifics. NSAIDs are to be…
…participate in the sport. If 1,000 new people get involved, and only 10 will make it to the best level, the other 990 will go to other tours and associations…
