Certified Horsemanship Association - Region 10

08/20/2024

06/27/2023

🔥 FIRE ALERT 6/27
PERRIS, CA (Riverside County)
Remember the time to roll out with your animals is when VOLUNTARY EVACUATIONS are called to ensure you can get out.

We’ll keep our ears open for Large Animal Evac Points.

For people, From RivCoReady on Twitter:

A Care and Reception Center has been opened for those evacuated due to the . Evacuated residents can go to Piunacate Middle School, located at 1990 S. A Street, Perris, CA 92570.

06/13/2023

Welcome to our new folks to the page. We’re glad you’re here!
Stay tuned here for CHA events in Region 10 and be sure to check out Certified Horsemanship Association for more news.

05/02/2023

Three spaces left for English Western Instructor Certification in OR

See shared post for details.

There's still room for 3 participants in an EWI certification at Treasure Valley community college. June 19 to 23.cost $800 for the English Western Riding Instructor certification, not including housing

Contact:.

Andrea R. Testi, Director

Treasure Valley Community College

Center for Business, Workforce and Community Learning ~ CBWCL

Small Business Development Center ~ SBDC

650 College Blvd., Ontario, Oregon 97914

phone & fax: (541) 881-5761 cell (208) 739-1781 [email protected]; [email protected]

04/10/2023

April is a B U S Y month for Certified Horsemanship Association - Region 10!

Our Regional Conference is on APRIL 22 at Novato Horsemans. This event is open to ALL HORSE ENTHUSIASTS. CHA Certified Instructors can earn continuing education hours by attending. Instructors curious about getting certified can learn the benefits of certification and experience CHA camaraderie. Horse enthusiasts can learn more about horses and horsemanship. Learn more about the REGIONAL CONFERENCE here: https://fb.me/e/12wIqGpNh

If you're an instructor who wants to earn your CHA certification, then consider attending the English Western Instructor Certification at Cloverleaf Ranch in Santa Rosa, CA Learn more about it and find links to registration here: https://fb.me/e/16GB4au4J

PHOTOS: CLOVERLEAF RANCH

03/28/2023

CERTIFIED HORSEMANSHIP ASSOCIATION
REGION 10 CONFERENCE APRIL 22, 2023
"A Day of Equine Education"

What is it? An educational event with Speakers and Riding Demonstrations.

Where will it be held?
Novato Horsemen's
600 Bugeia Lane
Novato, CA

Who can attend?
Anyone who loves horses!

Who can ride in the demonstrations?
Rider spots are still available. Call today to reserve your spot. Brenda 415-302-2630

Register at CHA.horse.
Questions? email [email protected]

03/18/2023

It's time to register for our Region 10 Certified Horsemanship Conference which will be held on April 22, 2023 from 9am to 5pm at Novato Horsemen's Arena in Novato, CA. Presentations will include topics such as: Spicing up Barn Lessons, Obstacle Challenges, Using Drill Team maneuvers in your Lessons, Starting a Veteran's Program, and more!
Register today at: https://cha.horse/regions-conferences/
Questions? Contact Brenda at [email protected] or call 415-302-2630.

02/13/2023

Calling all CHA instructors and professionals! We are excited to announce that we are holding our Region 10 conference and meeting on Saturday, April 22, 2023, at Novato Horsemen's in Novato, California. If you are interested in being a presenter at the conference, please contact Brenda at [email protected]. Registration for the conference will be open soon! We are looking forward to seeing you!

02/13/2023

Save the Date!
The CHA Region 10 Conference will be held on April 22, 2023, at Novato Horsemen's in Novato, California.

01/09/2023

Equestrian in one picture 😂
credits: Platinum pony

01/06/2023

CHA CAREER OPPORTUNITY
Promoting excellence in safety and education, the CHA Executive Director is a rewarding position, benefitting the entire horse industry. Click link below for the full announcement, job description, and application.

https://cha.horse/job-board/?id=18542

12/21/2022

December 21,2022
Winter Solstice

Commence Shedding Sequence

09/01/2022

It’s going to be a HOT 🥵 HOLIDAY WEEKEND in a good portion of Region 10.

Here are tips to stay cool 😎 and beat the heat:

*** Remember, your horse is affected by heat, too. Ground work, grooming, bathing 🧽 🫧 lessons may be great alternatives to riding lessons. Also, take a moment to inform your students about keeping horses hydrated and happy when the mercury rises. 🌡
🍎🍉🥕🥭 💦

As temperatures rise: Stay Cool. Stay Hydrated. Stay Informed. For info to beat the heat visit: emergency.cdc.gov/disasters/extremeheat.

06/22/2022

This isn't something you see every day across SoCal! The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Marginal Risk (level 1 out of 5) for severe t-storms across the mountains/deserts for Wed. The main threats will be lightning and strong winds. Stay weather aware and have reliable ways to receive weather warnings!