After The Move After years of riding and horse ownership in one area of the country you have located to a completely different part of the country. Or, maybe you have just joined the world of horse ownership, either as a first time owner, or as an equestrian returning to horse ownership after years apart from it. These are the questions that are facing me at this time. I thought that since there are many of you out there that either are facing these questions now or will be in the near future, this would be a good subject for this month's newsletter. Here are a few of the steps that I intend to take to re-establish myself in our new home here in Oklahoma, I will let you know how well it works in about June.
Many national organizations have local chapters.
Breed organizations can often direct you to local associations, where you can find those who are at least owners of the same breed of horse as you. Sport Associations have local groups almost everywhere. For trail riders, Back Country Horsemen is a good place to start. AERC will direct you to Endurance Competitions and those who put them together. Dressage, Eventing, and Jumping organizations can help you to find local groups.