Information and articles, law cases and statutes for horsemen.

A national association of horse owners, trainers, stables, and equestrian related businesses offering group equine insurance.

Promotes safe riding by certifying competent riding instructors. Site contains test dates and locations, seminars and directory of instructors.

An association dedicated to promoting and improving the American Trail Horse. Information about membership, registration and future plans.

A non-profit corporation dedicated to horse trails on public land in the back country. Purpose: preservation and enjoyment of trails, education on responsible use, and service in maintenance and management. Consists of state organizations, affiliates and members-at-large.

Non-profit organization founded to promote national awareness of the importance of land conservation for equestrian sports and activity. Guide, directors, council, calendar of events, library, equestrian partners, contact, and links.

Where, "Security is in the membership". Over 30 years of service providing Commercial General Liability Insurance to non-profit horse clubs.

An organization of equestrian riding clubs primarily located in the North Texas area. Membership participates in a variety of equestrian sports and activities including shows, drill competitions, trail riding, games, and parades. Listing of area and district clubs, events calendar, bulletin board, membership and application, and contacts.

Provides a national voice for horsemen on matters of national policy and of national interest, assists individual affiliates with particular problems and promotes the preservation and enhancement of live racing in North America.

Dedicated promoting natural movement in pleasure horses with exhibits, events and contests. Information about the association and membership, programs, event calendar, show results and point standing.

Formerly Old People's Pony Club. Members enjoy trail rides, fun shows, clinics, and inter-club competitions. Lists chapters, calendar and discussion board.

Created to promote the junior riders in the states of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. Includes profiles of riders, upcoming shows and events, links, and contact.

Founded in 1963 as an all-breed, all-discipline association serving equestrians in the tri-states of Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island to create and maintain public interest in the breeding, riding, and exhibiting of horses on the South Shore, including sponsorship of six shows annually.

The SHCAC is a standing committee of the American Horse Council which advises AHC on state and local issues. Details of issues, marketing plan and meetings.

Serving the Northeastern states by promoting equestrian competitions and shows with a well rounded calendar of events including several pleasure trail rides in various locations throughout the tristate area, a Hunter Pace in the fall, a Dressage and 2-Phase series, and an Open Horse Show series.

Founded in 1968 by a group of professional horse trainers who recognized a need to improve the horse show industry, and define and clarify their professionalism, predominately in gaited and saddleseat. International. Contact through phone or e-mail. Located in Lexington, KY.

The regulatory organization for US equestrian sports since 1917, formerly the American Horse Show Association. Extensive information concerning the organizations, rules and regulations of national and international competition.

The USMGA is recognised by the IMGA and responsible for mounting and sending a team to the World Championships. Membership information and details of games.