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The Langley Riders Mounted Drill Team are members of the Langley Riders Society. The drill team's riders are comprised of a group of ladies, ranging in ages from 14 and up, all of whom unique individuals. We have Mothers and Daughters, business professionals and students, all brought together for weekly practice to put on this colorful energetic show.

The Canadian Eventing Committee, formerly known as Horse Trials Canada, is the federal body governing the sport of Eventing in Canada. The Committee publish the Omnibus and set the dressage tests.

Our Association was formed in 1964 by a handful of cowboys who were interested in racing ponies that were 48 inches and under. There was so much interest and involvement that two main categories evolved, chariots and chuckwagons. A team of ponies pulls the chariots and two teams in tandem pull the chuckwagon. With a few rule changes, the size allowed now to race is 54 inches, which is 13.2hands high.

Few Objectives for which the Federation is formed are: To stimulate public and governmental interest in and develop and improve the sport of trotting; To ensure that uniform International Rules and Regulations concerning the export and import of trotting horses; To encourage and promote interest in the breeding, training and care of trotting horses.

OHHA was formed in 1961. The purpose of the Association was to represent Ontario harness horsemen/horsewomen in negotiations of purses, racing conditions, and all matters affecting the industry as a whole; with the tracks, Standardbred Canada, the Ontario Racing Commission, and the Provincial and Federal governments.

The LDA is the premier dressage show organizer in the London (Ontario) area. We are a Member club of CADORA and are affiliated with Dressage Canada. We offer shows with Trillium (Provincial Circuit) and Primary classes. See the show calendar for prize list, show dates, location, entry forms, and other details.

ACTRA was formed in 1980 to promote distance riding, standardize the judging of same, encourage good horsemanship, promote the use of sound and sensible riding mounts, and above all to enjoy your mount in the company of people with the same interest. ACTRA presently recognizes four forms of distance riding; CTR, JP, Ride and Tie, and Endurance Rides.

The Fraser Valley Hunt was founded in 1968, and was recognized in 1972 by the governing body of Hunts in North America - the Masters of Foxhounds Association of America. Our hunts are drag hunts, meaning that the scent of the fox is laid down or dragged in a manner to simulate live hunting. Our membership is open to riders of all ages.

The Alberta Standardbred Horse Association was formed to represent and protect the best interests of Standardbred industry participants and bring about a closer, more understanding relationship between members, racetracks, racing associations, governing bodies and the public.