Mission Statement: To provide opportunities for members to improve their horsemanship skills. To provide equine related educational opportunities for a diverse group of horse enthusiasts of all ages. To provide fun events such as trail rides, game days, etc. for our members and community. To help with various nonprofit community events and fundraisers. To grow in relationships with other Equine enthusiasts.
Mission Statement: To provide opportunities for members to improve their horsemanship skills. To provide equine related educational opportunities for a diverse group of horse enthusiasts of all ages. To provide fun events such as trail rides, game days, etc. for our members and community. To help with various nonprofit community events and fundraisers. To grow in relationships with other Equine enthusiasts.
2022 NCHSC & NCH TTT Upcoming Events
See attached schedule above or flyers below
for details for upcoming events.
See attached schedule above or flyers below
for details for upcoming events.
***PLEASE NOTE - DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS DATES/EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE***
(Please continue to check back for possible changes)
Saturday, August 6th - Trails To Treatments Cancer Benefit - See above flyer for details.
Tuesday, August 16th, Monthly NCH Meeting - 7pm American Legion
2022 Game Show Dates: Sundays, June 5th, June 26th and GooseFest September 25th. Located at the Ornquist Arena in Middle River. Showbills below.
Game Show Rule Change for Small Fry (7 & under) – A walker is allowed, but not required, alongside the
rider/horse to provide assistance or guidance if the child/horse needs
it. No lead rope is allowed. The walker must cross the
timeline alongside the horse/rider, in order to prevent
the triggering of the timer. Disqualification results if the timer is triggered
due to the walker being behind or in front of the horse when the horse/rider
crosses the time line. Prizes in Small Fry events will remain the same. Ribbons
for 1st – 6th place and High Point and Reserve
High Point Trophies.
Leadline Rules remain the same. A lead rope attached to the horse is required and no time is recorded. All Leadline participants receive an award.