The resource for Kansans who have anything to do with horses.
Attention Trail Riders!!
Equestrian Trails in KansasGuidebook
It’s been in the works for a while and we’re excited to
announce that it’s now available!
Equestrian Trails in Kansas is a newly published guidebook to public
equestrian trails in Kansas.It includes state parks, federal reservoirs and public lands.Guidebooks will be available for free at all state park offices.Ask for them at your local western retail store or send $3 to have one
sent directly to you from the KHC office.
The Kansas Horse Council association actively seeks the participation of individuals and groups from all breeds and all types of horse activities, both professional and amateur enthusiasts. Let us hear from you!
Many barns and stables have encountered theft in recent months. To help facilitate identification and recovery of horses and tack, we have created the Stolen Horse & tack Page. You can share your report of stolen horses and tack with others across Kansas by clicking the button below and sharing your information with us. We will place your information on the Stolen Horse and Tack web page for a period of one year.
We at the Kansas Horse Council would love to hear any questions, comments or suggestions you might have, and we are always looking for items to add to this web site. To send us such a message, click on the button below!
Homes for Horses!
This is a monthly feature that will provide the picture and contact details
for a horse adoption in Kansas. Please contact the equine rescue or
adoption service directly. Thanks!
This months adoptee:
Details:
Candidate for February Forever Home.
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Rescued July 2009, Paint Pony, Mare, Four (4) years old (approximate.), 13 hands
700 # Great disposition, Good with Vet, Good with other horses, Trailers well,
Halter broke, Loves attention, Will make a great kid Pony.
Should you
require additional information feel free to ask!
Thank You
very much.Southern
Winds Equine Rescue & Recovery Center ,Inc
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