While the AHC’s mission is to advocate for the social, economic and legislative interests of the United States equine industry, we also believe it is important to educate the general public about the benefits of horse-related activities.
Additionally, several informational links are provided for those already actively involved in the industry.
So you don’t think riding provides any health benefits? Think again!
So you don’t think riding provides any health benefits? Think again! Check out this handy postcard on the health benefits of riding!
Study Examines Health Benefits of Horseback Riding– Texas A&M University
The Holistic Benefits of Horse Riding– Health & Life
The Top 15 Benefits of Horseback Riding– Certified Horsemanship Association
Horses and Horseback Riding have also been found to have a profound effect on the development of children
Horses and Horseback Riding have also been found to have a profound effect on the development of children, as well as individuals with disabilities:
Study Backs Therapeutic Benefits of Horseback Riding– Disability Scoop
There are also several wonderful organizations that assist individuals in working with horses:
Horses can also provide both a physical and economic benefit to the community!
Horses can also provide both a physical and economic benefit to the community!
Communicate the Benefit of Horses– Equine Land Conservation Resource
Shaping Civilizations: The Role of the Horse in Human Societies– Equine Heritage Institute
Horses in History– Equine Heritage Institute
The Horse– American Museum of Natural History
How to Help Those Affected by a Natural Disaster:
Already involved in the industry and looking for something specific? We can help you there!
FEDERAL & OTHER HELPFUL LINKS
- AHC’s National Equine Health Plan
- AHC’s National Welfare Code of Practice
- Animal Admission Requirements by State
- Congressional Horse Caucus List
- National Animal Health Surveillance System
- National Center for Animal Health Emergency Management
- United States Animal Health Offices (State Veterinarians)
- United States Department of Agriculture
- United States Animal Health Emergency Management
- USDA’s Animal Health Monitoring & Surveillance
- USDA’s Animal Disease Traceability
