The New Mexico Horse Council is a group of men and women dedicated to
the improvement of the horse industry in New Mexico.

See our Mission Statement | Membership Application


About Horses
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   The Overweight Horse
   Horse Health Care
   Horse Welfare Guide
   Tips for Winter Horse Care
   Riding and Rules of the Road
   Safety Tips for Trail Riders (video)
   The Problem of the Unwanted Horse
   Own Responsibly
   Important Phone Numbers

NMHC News

Other Current News
   The Great American HorseBook
   Horse Rescue Video Offered
   American Horse Council
   State Horse Councils Advisory Comm

Equine Liability Act

NMHC Foundation

NMHC Info
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   By-Laws

Other Useful Info
   NM Legislature
   Tax Information for Horse Owners

Links
 

New Mexico Horse Council
Presents . . .
  
The Horse Emporium
September 4, Saturday, 10 AM to 3 PM
At Cherry Tree Farm
2315 Cherry Tree Lane, SW
in the South Valley

Silent Auction
Tack and other horsey items for sale
Kids Stuff: Cart rides, photos with a unicorn, make your own button
Arts and Crafts

Bill's BBQ lunch avial. for purchase

Vendor booth spaces available, $10 each
call 505-345-8959, leave message

Download the flyer here.
See pics of some silent auction items here.

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Next Meeting
September 7, 2010
Val Cole's home in NW Albuquerque
6:30 PM

If you're not a Board member but would like to attend, please let us know you're coming by calling the Horse Council telephone, 505.344.8959,
or e-mail nmhc@swcp.com.

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The Horse Council Board meets monthly, usually on the first Monday of the month.  Deviation from this schedule will be posted.

Upcoming meeting dates:
Sept. 7
Oct. 4

Meetings are ALWAYS open, and Horse Council members and guests are most welcome.

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For more information contact
Rusty at 877-1456, rustycook4412@msn.com
or Val at 345-8959 valcole@swcp.com.

There are several outstanding online newsletters with valuable information for horse owners.  If you don't subscribe, consider these:

Jarvis Insurance Agency, click on Newsletters at the top.  Recent issues deal with Pasture Management, and Heat Stress.  Monthly.

The Horse.com, scroll down then click on Subscribe or Archive under E-Newsletters on the left.  LOADS of information!  Weekly.

My Equine Network, click on the News link at the top.  Subscription to Have You Herd? Newsletter is on the left.  Weekly.

New Mexico Horse Council
     P.O. Box 10206, Albuquerque, NM  87184 
505-345-8959
nmhc@swcp.com

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