The American Horse Council's 1999 Horse Industry Directory is now available for purchase. This new and improved handy reference guide puts the entire equine industry at your fingertips. The Directory includes both national and international contacts covering every segment of the equine community. Updated every year, the 1999 Directory is a definitive source of equine industry information. The American Horse Council is proud to have the American Live Stock Insurance Company of Geneva, Ill., as the continuing sponsor of the directory.
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The American Horse Council, the national legislative representative for the horse industry, works daily with Congress, federal agencies and the industry itself to create an environment that benefits horses and the people who depend on, care about and enjoy them. A non-profit organization, the AHC's activities are funded entirely through membership dues. They proudly represent all breeds, disciplines and activities as well as owners, breeders, veterinarians, farriers, competitors, trainers, jockeys, breed registries, horsemen's associations, race tracks, horse shows and rodeos, commercial suppliers and state horse councils. The bill number is H.R. 1174. Gains from the sale of capital assets, including horses used for commercial purposes, qualify for the lower tax rate on capital gains, if held for the required period.