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Ottawa Horse Associations and Clubs
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Appaloosa Horse club of Canada
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
(402) 625-3326
The Appaloosa Horse Club of Canada is proud to be recognized by the Government of Canada through incorporation under the Animal Pedigree Act. Incorporation means the ApHCC has met requirements for establishment of rules of procedure, membership, public representation of Appaloosa horses, definition of purebred, and more.
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Arabian Horse Association of Eastern Canada
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
(519) 422-0481
The Arabian Horse Association of Eastern Canada was founded in 1955. The purpose of the club is to promote and coordinate the activities of the Arabian and Half-Arabian horse owners of Eastern Canada.
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Area 3 Quarter Horse Promotional Club
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
The Promotional Club concept was born to offer to all registered Quarter Horses owners the opportunity to show within their area of residence and enjoy showing their horses with a minimum of expense and travel time. The OQHA formally recognizes the Area Promotional Clubs existing within the geographical boundaries set out in its Constitution.
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Barrel Racing Canada
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
The purpose of our organization is to promote the sport of barrel racing and its growth. Our goals are to increase the number of participants, improve the quality of shows and enhance the image of barrel racing.
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Cadora
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
(905) 387-2031
A national, not-for-profit organization dedicated to the development of Dressage in Canada.CADORA Inc. It is an officially affiliated member of Equine Canada.
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Canadian Barefoot Horse Association
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
he Canadaian Barefoot Horse Associatoin is a non-profit organizaiton dedicated to the health and welfare of the domestic barefoot horse.
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Canadian Pony Club
588 CR-19, Smiths Falls, Ontario,
(888) 286-PONY
The Canadian Pony Club is an organization run by volunteers for young people up to 25 years of age who are interested in riding, learning about, and/or caring for horses or ponies. We have about 3000 members in about 180 Branches from coast to coast in Canada. World wide, the Pony Club is in at least 20 other countries with over 100,000 members!
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Canadian Sport Horse Association
7904 Franktown Road, Richmond, Ontario, K0A 2Z0
(613) 686-6161
Established in 1926, the Canadian Sport Horse is Canada's oldest indigenous
sport horse breed with horses successfully competing in the English Olympic
disciplines of eventing, show jumping and dressage.
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Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association CanTRA
5420 Hwy. 6 North, Suite 11 R.R. #5, Guelph, Ontario, N1H 6J2
(519) 767-0700
CanTRA is the Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association. Our mission: to promote the benefits of therapeutic riding throughout Canada, by raising public awareness, working closely with the medical profession, providing continuing education, maintaining high standards for Therapeutic Riding Instructor Certification and accrediting therapeutic riding centres.
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Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
(416) 675-3602
The Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society (CTHS) was incorporated in 1906 as a national breed organization to assist breeders of Thoroughbred horses in Canada.
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Dreamscape Acres
1280 Route 500 W., Casselman, Ontario, K0A 1M0
(613) 764-5636
Dreamscape Acres is a 50 acre farm west of Casselman, Ontario. We rescue horses from auctions, sale barns, and the meat man as time, space and money permit. Some horses are 'owner surrenders' when the owner no longer wants to care for them. We rehabilitate the horses and put them up for adoption (where possible) to approved homes. Many of our rescued horses are older or have been neglected, so the vet is a regular visitor, as is the farrier.
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Dressage Canada
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
(613) 248-3433
Dressage Canada, as a committee of Equine Canada, is the National governing body for Dressage in Canada. Dressage Canada's objective is to foster the growth of Dressage and the pursuit of excellence in the sport at the local, national and international levels. Dressage Canada provides support and guidance to both amateur and professional athletes
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Drive Canada
1234 Powerline Rd.E, Lynden, Ontario,
(604) 857-1905
to encourage and promote the interests of drivers of horses, ponies, donkeys and mules for competition, recreation, pleasure, and work activities
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Drive Ontario
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
(613) 347-2541
Go to this web site to see links to the Eastern Ontario Pleasure Driving Society, the Tri-Country Carriage Association, the Central Ontario Pleasure Driving Association, and the Ontario Combined Driving Association. (create links to these sites from this entry).
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Eastern Canadian Thoroughbred Association
The Eastern Canadian Thoroughbred Association was formed in 1983, to embrace all aspects of the breeding, and ownership of Thoroughbreds. In 1991, in order to appeal to a broader membership base, the association dropped the "Breeders" from its name and officially became the ECTA. Now, in addition to breeders and owners; riders, enthusiasts and admirers of the Thoroughbred Horse are warmly invited to join the ECTA.
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Eastern Ontario Appaloosa Horse Club
To create a fun, safe and economical atmosphere to promote the Appaloosa breed to the best of our abilities by providing education and competition for all Appaloosa enthusiasts.
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Eastern Ontario Paint Horse Club
In 1992, a small but dedicated group of Paint & Pinto Horse owners formed the Eastern Ontario Paint & Pinto Club. The club started with 19 members and one show per year. By 2001 our membership had grown to over 122 members, including members from Quebec and the United States.
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Eastern Ontario Pleasure Driving Society
6120 Rideau Valley Drive, Nepean, Ontario,
The Society was first established in 1975 to promote the association
of people with an interest in vintage vehicles and pleasure driving.
The Society was incorporated in 1977. It is a chapter of the Carriage
Association of America. Currently it has a link to Drive Ontario(
www.driveontario.ca ),
which is a consortium of Ontario Carriage Driving Clubs. The Society
is also a member of the Ontario Equestrian Federation Associations
Advisory Council.
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Eastern Ontario Quarter Horse Association
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
Please visit the web site for the Eastern Ontario Quarter Horse Association. Their virtual home has a new look that is easy to navigate. The EOQHA organizes shows and has an Awards Banquet.
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Equine Canada
2685 Queensview Drive, Suite 100, Ottawa, Ontario, K2B 8K2
(613) 248-3433
Equine Canada is an extensive infrastructure of professional staff, volunteers with lifelong experience in the horse and sport industry, competition organizers, Provincial partners, affiliated National organizations and of course our members. Working together, we provide programs and services for the entire equine community.
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Eventing Canada
ottawa, ottawa, Ontario,
(416) 429-1415
Eventing Canada is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting athletes and organizers in the sport of Eventing in Canada.
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Federation Equestre Internationale
ottawa, ottawa, Ontario,
The FEI is the governing body for international equestrian sport with headquarters in Switzerland; its rules and regulations are used in international competition and apply to the disciplines of show jumping, eventing, dressage, driving and endurance.
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Horse Trials Canada
Peggy Hambly, Secretary R.R.#6, Guelph, Ontario, N1H 6J3
(519) 824-6331
The OHTA is committed to the development of the sport of Eventing in Ontario. Our goals are to encourage the sport of eventing through competitions, clinics and educational activities.
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Jump Canada
2685 Queensview Dr., Suite 100, Ottawa, Ontario, K2B 8K2
(613) 248-3433
Jump Canada is a committee of Equine Canada responsible for all hunter, hunter equitation and jumper activities in Canada from the grass roots to the international level. Jump Canada is governed by a board of directors, the majority of whom are elected by the stakeholders in the sport.
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Leeds and District Western Horse Club
We are a family oriented horse club with a focus on competition and fun. Our classes include: halter & showmanship, English, Western, Trail and Games.
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Ontario Appaloosa Horse Association Inc
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
The Ontario Appaloosa Horse Association Inc. is an organization of horse enthusiasts and stallion owners dedicated to the promotion and advancement of the Appaloosa horse in Ontario. We are an international affiliate of the Appaloosa Horse Association, which is the only recognized worldwide Appaloosa Breed Registry.
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Ontario Barrel Racing Association
ottawa, ottawa, Ontario,
(905) 335-5793
The Ontario Barrel Racing Association (OBRA) was formed to promote western speed events, particularly barrel racing in Ontario.
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Ontario Competitive Trail Riding Association
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
The Ontario Competitive Trail Riding Association is the sanctioning body for the equestrian sport of endurance riding, competitive trail riding, and ride 'n' tie. Our distance riding competitions are held throughout Ontario.
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Ontario Equestrian Federation
9120 Leslie Street, Suite 203, Richmond Hill, Ontario, L4B 3J9
(905) 709-6545
The Ontario Equestrian Federation is a not-for-profit sport-governing office that provides education, leadership and support to individuals, associations and businesses in Ontario's horse community. We provide our members with a variety of services, programs and benefits, and we represent their interests to the general public and to varying levels of government. In short - the OEF stands for all things equine.
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Ontario Horse Trial Association
The OHTA is committed to the development of the sport of Eventing in Ontario. Our goals are to encourage the sport of eventing through competitions, clinics and educational activities.
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Ontario Icelandic Horse Association
The OIHA is not affiliated to the Canadian Icelandic Horse Federation - CIHF. They are two independent organizations. The main goal of the OIHA is to promote the Icelandic Horse in Ontario, to introduce this unique breed to other horse lovers and horse novices, in order to enlarge the so far small Icelandic Horse family in Ontario.
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Ontario Paint Horse Club
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
(905) 692-4876
Chartered in 1971, the Ontario Paint Horse Club is proud to be a part of the fastest growing breed organization in the world. Our aim is to promote and enjoy the American Paint Horse, whether in the show ring, on the trails, or simply at home in the backyard.
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Ontario Reined Cow Horse
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
(519) 874-1294
Our Mission Statement is to promote the reined cow horse in Ontario through education, participation and mentorship.
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Ontario Reining Horse Association
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
We are a non-profit organization and use all monies raised to promote and encourage the showing of reining horses in Ontario by offering a full slate of National Reining Horse Association/Reining Canada and Ontario Reining Horse Association classes including three youth classes at sanctioned shows throughout the year.
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Ontario Therapeutic Riding Association
Ontario Therapeutic Riding Association (OnTRA) is a provincial organization that promotes riding as a form of therapy for children and adults with physical and/or cognitive impairments. While we do not operate a therapeutic riding centre, we presently have 42 member centres.
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Ottawa Area Dressage Group
2685, Queensview Dr., Suite 100, Ottawa, Ontario, K2B 8K2
(613) 248-3433
Dressage Canada, as a committee of Equine Canada, is the National governing body for Dressage in Canada
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Ottawa Area Dressage Group
The Ottawa Area Dressage Group (OADG) is a regional, not-for-profit organization dedicated to the development of Dressage in the Ottawa area and its surrounding communities. It is managed on a volunteer basis by its members and a Board of Directors elected yearly by the membership.
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Ottawa Valley Arabian Horse Association
Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario,
Our mandate is to provide a forum for those interested in the Arabian breed; promote the Arabian Horse outside of our membership; and, introduce the general public to the beauty, intelligence and athletic ability of the Arabian horse.
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Ottawa Valley Hunt Club
Established in 1873, the OVH is recognized by the Masters of Foxhounds Association of America as one of the oldest foxhunting organizations on this Continent. Since 1930 the OVH has been chiefly a Drag Hunt and operates within the regulations set out by the MFHA.
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Ottawa Valley Team Penning Association
The Ottawa Valley Team Penning Association has been in operation since 1994. It started up with a handful of equestrian enthusiast, family and friends looking for a sport that involved horses. Since then we have evolved at a phenomenal rate both by participants and as a source of entertainment for spectators.
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Shilo Riding Club
Ottawa, Metcalfe, Ontario,
The club was first started by a few families from Metcalfe and the surrounding area in 1972. In 1995, the club was dropped because of a lack of volunteers. A club is only as good as its volunteers.
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St.Lawrence/Ottawa Valley
The St. Lawrence/Ottawa Valley Region includes the western portion of the Province of Quebec, Eastern Ontario (from Kingston east), and up the Ottawa Valley to Pembroke.
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United Ontario Appaloosa Horse Council
The United Ontario Appaloosa Horse Council (UOAHC) was formed in 2002. It enables existing Ontario Regional Appaloosa clubs to work together in planning events, promotional activities and social interaction. Its success has strengthened the Appaloosa community, increased membership and has facilitated growth within many aspects of the Regional Clubs.
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Ontario Trail Riders Association Inc
P.O. Box 3038, Ottawa, Ontario,
The Ontario Trail Riders Association Inc. (OTRA) is a non-profit organization founded in 1970 by horse persons recognizing that trails and bridleways were disappearing beneath asphalt and housing. This small group has grown over the years as more and more horse people join the fight for equestrian trails
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