…Equine Network, American Quarter Horse Association, United States Equestrian Federation and the Kentucky Horse Park, with content contributions from several other horse industry organizations and associations. DiscoverHorses.com appeals to the…
Want to donate your time and/or money to a worthy equine organization? Here is a list of associations that will put your funding to good use. AAEPFoundation – The mission…
…get into the show ring. In fact, there are more entry-level opportunities now than ever. Breed and sport associations are beginning to think creatively to help first-time exhibitors and returnees…
…our horses very seriously.” Many associations have undertaken studies, reviews and initiatives that indicate their commitment to the welfare of their horses. Representatives from numerous national organizations provided an update…
…area and ask for their suggestions. Another possibility is to check for the breed associations in your area. You can get this information from USA Equestrian (formerly the American Horse…
…when I did it. It’s confusing, really. Mad dogs bear their teeth and growl before they bite. If you’re bitten by a dog, you can then make the appropriate associations…
…of the Icelandic Horse breed, treasured in its homeland and, increasingly, around the world. Photo by Andrea Barber The International Federation of Icelandic Horse Associations (known by the acronym FEIF,…
…used as animal food].” The two largest U.S. veterinary associations–the 8,000 member American Association of Equine Practitioners based in Lexington, Kentucky, and the 75,000-member American Veterinary Medical Association based in…
…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,…
…from 900 A.D. that forbids livestock to be imported into Iceland also protects the purity of one of the oldest of equine breeds. The International Federation of Icelandic Horse Associations…
