The ANRC is an affiliate of the United States Equestrian Federation and the US Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA). The overall goal of the ANRC is to promote a contemporary, systematic approach to riding, training, and teaching that is appropriate for horses as well as riders at various stages of learning. Emphasis is placed on developing a cooperative effort between horse and rider, and ultimately achieving a quality level of performance.

The International Student Riding Association is a nonprofit organization that helps US University students compete internationally at Student sponsored Equestrian competitions. In addition the ISRA acts as the National Responsible for the United States in relations with AIEC (International University Equestrian Federation).

AUEA is a nonprofit organisation that coordinates teams of Australian University students to compete internationally at student riding competitions. The AUEA acts as the national body responsible for these events under the auspices of the AIEC (International University Equestrian Federation), of which Australia is a current member.

Founded in 1984 in Saumur, France, AIEC quickly became a world-wide association regrouping members from all 5 continents. Since its registration as a non-profit association in 1988, thousands of international student riders have enjoyed the unique experiences from many AIEC-organised student riding competitions throughout the world, and many friendships have been growing from it ever since. Information, documents, contacts, forms, regulations, schedule of events and news.

Campus Equestrian: Information, including results, stories and archives from the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA), ANRC, USA Equestrian, USET, rated shows,riding academies, horse trainers and all things riding-related.

Official governing body for the regional, zoned, and local Intercollegiate Riding Clubs. Organized to promote equestrian competition for collegiate riders. Information on team and rider standings, qualifying shows, membership, and schedules. Riders can compete at a national level without owning a horse through the unique IHSA format.