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Explore our Resource Library and discover a rich source of information on all things equestrian in Alberta.

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What is Safe Sport Safe Sport is to ensure that all participants in sport – athletes, coaches, officials, families, and volunteers can take part in…
The Long-Term Equestrian Development model is based on the Long-Term Athlete Development framework. It’s an optimal training, competition and recovery schedule specific to equestrian athletes…
All provincially approved officials must assume the responsibility for remaining current and notifying the AEF of any updating clinics attended. A provincially approved official must…
There are three other Non-NCCP Coaching Certification programs that the AEF recognizes: Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association (CanTRA), the Provincial Vaulting Trainer Program, and the International…
Designed for the young, or young at heart, this collection of goodies includes an activity book with coloring pages, puzzles, crayons, an AEF t-shirt, stress…
P’tit Trot is an exciting program for children ages five years and up, who love horses and want to learn more about the equestrian world….
There are regulatory bodies that set the standards for the transportation of equines. It is recommended to contact the source(s) listed as applicable. Anyone wanting…
One of the pillars of traceability, Premises Identification (PID), links livestock and poultry to land locations or premises. Premises Identification (PID) is one of the pillars…
Owning a horse can be a fun and rewarding experience. But before you purchase your first horse, it is critical to do long-term planning and…
Understanding the conditions unsuitable to housing horses, and authorities available to prevent abuse, neglect and dangerous conditions for horses. Appropriate authorities may be notified if…
Preventing the spread of equine diseases is vital in maintaining herd health. One single outbreak can be extremely costly in more ways than one. Being…