Canadian Results from the 2024 AQHA East Level 1 Championships
On behalf of the Canadian Quarter Horse community, CQHA would like to congratulate all the Canadian breeders and exhibitors on their success at the 2024 AQHA Level 1 East Championship
Equestrian Canada (EC) is aiming to make adjustments to its organization and governance to make sure it stays relevant and effective at supporting horse sport and recreation in our country.
EC is looking at ways to make horse activities more available, and how it can support the community better, either by doing things directly or by working closely with groups in each province and territory.
If you are involved in horse sport or recreation, we are asking you to please take this short Equestrian Community Survey. The questions will help EC better understand how to achieve these objectives. Survey closes May 9, 2024.
Current Canadian Disease Alerts:
Strangles
City of Kawartha Lakes, ON – Alert ID: 6239
Confirmed Case(s) – Voluntary Quarantine
April 30, 2024
Strangles
Centre-du-Québec, QC – Alert ID: 3695
Confirmed Case(s) – Voluntary Quarantine
April 23, 2024
Strangles
Wellington County, ON – Alert ID: 3679
Confirmed Case(s) – Voluntary Quarantine
April 15, 2024
Equine Herpesvirus- Neurologic
Québec City, QC – Alert ID: 3677
Confirmed Case(s) – Voluntary Quarantine
April 12, 2024
Strangles
Estrie, QC – Alert ID: 3668
Confirmed Case(s) – Voluntary Quarantine
April 11, 2024
Strangles
Outaouais, QC – Alert ID: 3660
Confirmed Case(s) – Voluntary Quarantine
April 5, 2024
On behalf of the Canadian Quarter Horse community, CQHA would like to congratulate all the Canadian breeders and exhibitors on their success at the 2024 AQHA Level 1 East Championship
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