26/ OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2018 THE RIDER Consider joining the Canadian Quarter Horse Association
Horse Association (CQHA) is a national affiliate of the American Quarter Horse Association. Our mandate, designed to re-activate the CQHA, was approved at the AQHA Annual Convention held March 3, 2001 at New Orleans, LA, and revised in 2017, is as follows:
The CQHA Affiliate’s gen- eral purposes shall be:
• the promotion and welfare of the American Quarter Horse; • to provide beneficial servicefor
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its members which enhance and encourage American Quarter Horse ownership and participa- tion with AQHA and the CQHA Affiliate; • to generate growth of AQHA and the CQHA Affiliate member- ship via the marketing, promo- tion, advertising and publicity of the American Quarter Horse; • to educate horse owners and the public regarding the benefits of registering eligible American Quarter Horses with AQHA; • to address the concerns of American Quarter Horse owners in Canada and communicate such
concerns to AQHA and, if appli- cable and appropriate, the Cana- dian government; and • promote, both internationally
date, the CQHA joined Eques- trian Canada under Catagory C (National Equine Affiliate Organ- izations), which permits partici- pation and a voice in the affairs of Canada’s only national equine body recognized by the federal government, to deal with issues and legislation affecting horse ownership. Some of these impor- tant issues are:
• taxation, (including GST) • manure management
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Guelph, ON – Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced promising news for Ontario farmers, busi- nesses and rural communities today with proposed new legisla- tion that would expand access to natural gas in rural and northern Ontario. “We have been pushing for the need for more widespread, affordable natural gas energy across rural Ontario, so this is en- couraging news for the agricul-
and within Canada, Canadian- bred and/or Canadian-owned American Quarter Horses In keeping with this man-
• transportation • endangered species • animal health and welfare • a national identification system for horses • reportable infectious diseases • access to riding trails • border crossing barriers • riparian (water) rights • land management – municipal zoning – relating to horse num- bers • other benefits of belonging to Equine Canada include potential access to significant Canadian government grants for promoting and marketing Quarter Horses. The AQHA concurred that
membership fees to join Eques- trian Canada, under Category C (National Equine Affiliate Organ- izations) for the 2001 to 2017 membership years. The current affiliate membership fee structure for is a maximum of $2,000 per annum for each category C affil- iate.
made a commitment to provide funds, through the corporate sponsorship program of MBNA Canada, to pay annual affiliate
tural community,” says Keith Currie, President of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA). Ford used opening day of
the International Plowing Match and Rural Expo to announce the government’s plans to introduce a newAccess to Natural Gas Act that would encourage partner- ships between private gas distrib- utors and communities
to develop projects that expand ac-
it is important Canadian owners of American Quarter Horses be well-represented in dealing with municipal, provincial and federal governments within Canada, a function inappropriate for the AQHA, as an association of a foreign country. As a result, the AQHA
additional Equestrian Canada membership benefits, please visit their web site at: www.eques-
trian.ca For more informationabout
CQHA visit
www.cqha.ca OFA welcomes Ontario government’s plans to expand natural gas
cess to natural gas. If the new leg- islation is passed, the Ontario government says it will work with the Ontario Energy Board to develop regulations to enable the program this fall. “Energy is one of the
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largest inputs on farms, and we need access to natural gas to help boost the competitiveness of rural Ontario communities, businesses and farms,” says Currie. “And natural gas is the single most impor- tant investment that will deliver a com- petitive edge to con- tinue
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Horse Association is the largest equine breed association in Canada. CQHA also represents the largest number of registered horses affiliated with the national equine body, Equestrian Canada. Visit
www.cqha.ca/about/statis- tics for Quarter Horse population and membership statistics. Affil- iate membership benefits include the right to participate in and vote on the affairs of the organization. To obtain information on
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