Fieldstone Farm is one of the largest and most respected therapeutic equine centers in the country, serving approximately 1,000 students annually. Their programs help individuals of all ages and abilities achieve personal goals through the therapeutic power of horses, fostering confidence, independence, and emotional well-being.
OEPS is a premier student forum in equine veterinary medicine, connecting third-year veterinary students with practitioners to explore diverse career paths. Cleveland Equine Clinic contributes by sending our own veterinarians to share their experience and mentor the next generation of equine professionals.
Established in 1949, the CHJC is a premier equestrian event held at Chagrin Valley Farms, showcasing top-tier hunter and jumper competitions. The show continues to honor its legacy as the birthplace of North America’s first Grand Prix, attracting riders and spectators from across the nation.
Established in 1990, POBRA unites barrel racing enthusiasts across Pennsylvania and Ohio to promote the sport as a family-friendly and competitive activity. Their community fosters a passion for horses and racing, offering events and year-end awards that celebrate skill and sportsmanship.
Garwood Arena is a premier indoor equestrian and rodeo venue located in Columbiana, Ohio, hosting events year-round that attract competitors and spectators from across the country. Their diverse programming, including rodeos, horse shows, and reining competitions, fosters community engagement and showcases equestrian excellence.
In Step With Horses is a mental health organization that pairs licensed therapists with carefully selected therapy horses to guide clients through sensory-based and mind-body healing experiences. Nestled in a natural farm setting, it offers personalized counseling sessions—ranging from individual and family therapy to custom group programs—to help people rebalance their mental health through this unique animal-assisted approach.
Ready Yourselves Youth Ranch combines rescue horses, volunteer mentors, and compassionate care to foster healing, hope, and faith for children in need. Their work creates meaningful connections between horses and children, offering growth, healing, and renewed confidence.
Founded in 2009, Double L Bar Shooters promotes Cowboy Mounted Shooting across North Carolina and Ohio, offering clinics, competitions, and family-friendly events. Their commitment to safety, community, and charitable causes has raised over $35,000 for organizations like the Wounded Warrior Project and Special Olympics.
The Canfield Fair Mule Race brings thrilling competition and community spirit to the heart of Ohio’s largest county fair. This event celebrates tradition, excitement, and the enduring bond between humans and animals.
OMHA is dedicated to promoting the Morgan horse breed through events like the Buckeye Morgan Challenge, educational programs, and community engagement. Their initiatives foster a vibrant community of Morgan enthusiasts, celebrating the breed’s versatility and rich heritage.
The Bath Horse Show, held annually at the Bath Pony Club grounds, celebrates a long-standing community tradition of equestrian competition. The event supports local charities and scholarships, fostering community spirit and horsemanship.
Founded in 1953, OHHA is dedicated to preserving and promoting Ohio’s Standardbred industry. Their work advances harness racing through education, advocacy, and community engagement.
The Sewickley Hunt Club Horse Show, held annually in June, showcases a rich tradition of equestrian competition in Western Pennsylvania. This event brings together riders and spectators to celebrate the sport’s heritage and community spirit.
The Ohio State Hunt Seat Equestrian Team is a student-led organization dedicated to developing riders’ skills and fostering teamwork through collegiate competition. The team empowers future riders to pursue growth, discipline, and achievement both in and out of the arena.
The Mahoning Saddle Horse Committee operates under the Mahoning County Fair. They have open shows run by 4H rules. These shows help meet requirements to take a horse project to the fair and allow participant to earn points toward year end awards.