Equine Related Links

Equine Grass Seed recomendations for different areas in the country.

"State of the art" horse stalls, designed with the discriminating equestrian in mind, portrays European style at its finest. The "open front" look is inviting to both horse and horse owner and showcases the qualities of both freedom and security.

Horses can't talk, but they are finally being heard, thanks to a celebrated approach to top turnout and better horsemanship offered by professional braider for the world's champion riders and drivers, Ruthann Smith, founder of Lucky Braids.

TackRack lets you create a unique storage system to organize your stable and keep your equipment dry and accessible

One of many options available to you when choosing a barn builder

Looking for a horse barn builder? Morton Buildings has a reputation for quality horse barns.

Now that you have made your decision to buy a horse farm you're going to need some tools!

Looking for an old School John Deere 4020 or a New Holland HP. Chambers has been around for...well....for as long as we can remember.

You can train all you want but if youre saddle does not fit your horse or you properly you are waisting your time. Antares has a local New York Rep they will send to your horse farm and Measure you and your horse for a custom saddle.

Excellent sellection of quality used saddles for sale. Antares

The Miele Professional laundry machines with unique equine programs assure excellent cleaning results and help reducing the risk of unwanted infections

The goal of the riders4helmets© campaign is simple: to get more equestrians wearing helmets…period.

The AAEP's mission is to improve the health and welfare of the horse, to further the professional development of its members, and to provide resources and leadership for the benefit of the equine industry

Disaster preparedness is important for all animals, but it takes extra consideration for horses because of their size and the requirements for transporting them. If you think that disasters happen only if you live in a floodplain, near an earthquake fault line, or in a coastal area, you may be tragically mistaken.

This is the goal of the New York State Horse Council We are New York's Recreational Equine Umbrella organization devoted to creating a forum, in which horsemen of diverse interests can use their "horsepower" to guarantee a future for our horses, Horse Events, and Horse related businesses in New York State. We facilitate grass roots efforts to educate New York State Legislators regarding the tremendous economic impact of $4.8 Billion provided by our horse industry and develop appropriate equine agricultural legislation. We also focus on trail use development & standards, zoning, research into horse health and nutrition and humane treatment. We work in tandem with a number of affiliated organizations to make sure your needs are met. We are especially interested in existing New York state equine organizations joining us in a recognized capacity. The more we band together the stronger our voices will become.

An essential resource for new and existing farmers alike, the Guide provides answers to questions about taxes, business planning, labors laws, zoning, regulations, marketing, and many other topics that farmers need to know about!

The goal of the AHC is to ensure that the industry works together in Washington to accomplish our ultimate goal of “Keeping Opportunities Open” for the horse industry. The AHC believes that consensus and coordinated action by our members in dealing with federal legislation and regulations is the best way to accomplish our goal. The AHC works toward those ends whenever possible.

The heart and soul of the sport horse community and an information hub for those who desire to live the active equestrian lifestyle.