When you want to be in the know about the latest issues affecting the horse industry nationally and regionally, you’ve got to be in Washington, D.C., June 9-12. The Royal …
March 5, SB 1576 A was passed by the Oregon House by 50-0 vote. The last remaining step is for the Governor to sign it into law. SB 1576A is …
The Ochoco National Forest has opened a 30-day public comment period on a draft environmental assessment to formalize an unofficial 51-mile equestrian trail system and conduct restoration of areas damaged …
The Oregon Legislature is about to vote on a critical topic for equestrians. Please send a short email to your state legislators (you have two of them) and ask them …
The Oregon Legislative Session Kicked Off Today: Here’s What You Need to Know! Priority #1: Act Now to Defend the Trails You Love! Recreational Immunity is a law that encourages public and private …
Riders on horseback assembled outside Los Angeles City Hall where the City Council considered the future of rodeos in the city. Animal rights advocates also gathered outside City Hall ahead …
SB 679, to further fund the development of the Oregon Coast Trail, was passed out of the Oregon Senate Committee on Natural Resources to Ways and Means on Monday. Although, …
The American Horse Council is excited to host the Annual Spring Youth Fly_in May 14-17, 2023, in Washington, D.C. This fly-in is open to all youth wishing to learn and …
If you have ever needed to evacuate to a fairgrounds, we need your support! Today at the State Capitol, there will be a public hearing on House Bill 2948, which …
This morning, a coalition of equine organizations, businesses, and individuals submitted a letter in support of SB754. Our goal is to get this bill into committee by end of day …