AHC Issues Forum: Time to Ride, Microchipping, and More
American Horse Council
July 5, 2016
The American Horse Council’s (AHC) Annual Meeting wrapped up on June 14 with the National Issues Forum.
The American Horse Council’s (AHC) Annual Meeting wrapped up on June 14 with the National Issues Forum.
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Of the 765 respondents, 353 (46%) said they are most likely to use a western saddle for a trail ride or hack.
Of the 669 respondents, 337 (50%) said they prefer to train their horses in an arena.
Of the 620 respondents, 266 (43%) said their dogs accompany them off-leash on trail rides.
The competitive trail riding organization is offering 2016 memberships to people who have never been members.
Before serving on an equestrian organization’s board of directors, check to make sure the club’s paperwork is in place.
Grassroots efforts from equestrians played an important role in ensuring the program was included in the FAST Act.
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Of the 674 respondents, 167 (25%) said they plan to travel more than 200 miles from their barn this summer.
Of the 571 respondents, 249 (44%) said they spend their vacation days at home doing horse-related chores.
Organizations encouraged Congress to pass the bipartisan National Forest Trails System Stewardship Act.
Of the 577 respondents, 294 (51%) said trail riding gives them the biggest case of spring fever.
Of the 1,003 respondents, 402 (40%) said their horses go barefoot on trails.
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