Horse owners in Alberta now have access to critical financial relief through the Equine Emergency Disaster Fund, which is accepting applications for the 2025 intake. This essential program is designed to support the equine community during times of crisis—whether it’s a wildfire, flood, pandemic, or any officially declared state of emergency. If you’ve been impacted, help…
We believe that strong leadership is the backbone of safe, inclusive, and thriving equestrian communities. That’s why we’re proud to support the Bow Valley Equine Adaptive Association (BVEA) through our Club Funding initiative, which helps grassroots organizations build capacity and enhance impact. This spring, three dedicated BVEA board members attended a nonprofit board training day…
AEF announces the 2023 Annual Award winners for the equine industry in Alberta.
Congratulations Crystal Kroetch!
Congratulations Kim Cox!
Continuing Education Funding, made possible through Acera Insurance, supports the growth and development of coaches, horse owners and members from underrepresented groups.
The Alberta Equestrian Federation’s Equine Emergency Disaster Fund is now accepting online applications form those seeking expense relief due to significant disasters.
An opportunity for prospective coaches to achieve their NCCP certification through an online cohort available across Canada.
AEF’s new Wild Rose Provincial Circuit will require coaches to be certified, or to purchase a Temporary Coaching Badge, in order to coach students during competition at those specific shows.
Along with Equine Connection, we proudly present a weekend workshop of demos and enlightening insights with internationally-renowned horseman Chris Irwin.