Details and Registration Form

Shining Horizons Therapeutic Riding Association

is seeking a full time Stable support person.

The position does require affiliation with horses and barn life, but does not require experience working with horses.

This full time position opens up Sept. 1, 2023.

Job Description and Details

 Announcing the NBEA's

Coaching Handbook and Resources

(C.H.A.R.)

•  For anyone interested in becoming a certified Instructor or Coach

•  Access to this platform is free to current NBEA members

•  Each online handbook leads you, step-by-step, through the process

of becoming a certified NCCP Instructor or Coach. 

Click here to request a User Account

 EC Temporary Coach Status

Equestrian Canada is implementing a Temporary Coach status for those who will be coaching at sanctioned competitions as of July 1^st and who do not have the required EC Coach status.

• Those coaching at Bronze competitions must have at least a Registered Coach status.
• Those coaching at Gold competitions must have a Licensed Coach status.

Those without must purchase a Temporary Coach status, either at the show office or in advance. Getting it in advance is highly recommended.

Application Form

IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING WILD FIRES AND INSURANCE COVERAGE

Notice to NBEA Members housing evacuee horses from wildfires

CapriCMW Becomes Acera Insurance

Read the message to members from CapriCMW

Ovation Helmet Recall

Ovation Helmets has issued a voluntary recall of some of its Protege Helmets. The impacted Protege helmets have a manufactured date sticker located inside the helmet from December 2020 to December 2022.

Protege models #467716, #469766, 469566 

If your helmet falls within these dates, please contact your seller for replacement or credit immediately.

Equestrian Canada

Pemberton Carriage Driving Development Fund

Information & Application

Changes to Provincial Veterinary Services

beginning December 1, 2022

Questions should be directed to:

Neil B. Jacobson

Director. Animal Health Services Branch

Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fisheries ǀ Agriculture, Aquaculture et Pêches

PO Box 6000, Fredericton NB E3B 5H1

Phone : (506) 461-5578 cell

Email: [email protected]

 Michael Gallagher

It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Mike Gallagher on September 1st, 2022. Mike had a profound influence on equestrian sport, both provincially and nationally, and worked at all levels, from teaching newcomers to eventing, to serving as chef de mission at Olympic Games. We offer our sincere condolences to his wife Alison, his daughter Denielle, son Adam, and families. 

Obituary

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New Dressage Clothing Rules for 2022

The colours for jackets, breeches, and accessories have expanded dramatically for dressage.

Be sure to check out the EC rules for 2022 and head for Articles E 4.1.3 and E 4.1.4. When in doubt, contact a steward.

The US Dressage Federation has published A Visual Guide to 2022 Dressage Attire. Click to see examples of permitted and not permitted options. 

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Update on EMH Outbreak in Ontario - April 16, 2021

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Veterinary Advisory - Cases of EHM in Niagara, Ontario

 March 19, 2021

Provincial Veterinary Services - Fees Increase Notification

March 16, 2021

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 Veterinary Advisory - Cases of EVH-1 in Halton, Ontario

 February 4, 2021

Trail Ride for Breast Cancer - details here

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• Equestrian Canada - Coach Licensing SNAPSHOT

• Coach Licencing Information Package from CapriCMW Insurance providers

• Further EC Resources and Information on the 2020 Coach Licensing Program

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Greenway Trails Initiative

In October, 2019 Sentier NB Trails ceased to exist. This organization was umbrella organization for recreational trails use, maintenance, development, and funding in the province.

With the demise of the NB Trails council imminent, a group of trail stakeholders came together to organize a facilitated discussion on the future of greenways in New Brunswick. The intention of the discussion was not to presuppose the future of greenways, but rather to bring a diverse group of interested stakeholders to begin a discussion about a possible future direction.

The ideas and goals of this Provincial Greenway Trail Coalition have been summarized in a comprehensive report that will form the basis for the discussions amongst the working group members in the coming weeks. To read the report in its entirety, click here.

For further information, contact Marc Leger at [email protected]

Lyme Disease Research

Last year, the NBEA supported the work of Sarah St Pierre, Odette Gould & Vett Lloyd, members of the Mount Allison University Lyme Research Network by sharing a link to their survey about Lyme disease with the membership.

This research has now been published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. The paper, entitled “Knowledge and Knowledge Needs about Lyme Disease among Occupational and Recreational Users of the Outdoors”, is available by clicking on the title. 

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November Membership Price Correction Notice

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Strangle Case - March 27, 2019

Another case of strangles has been diagnosed in New Brunswick.

The following has been posted on the CAHSS Website 

On March 13th, a provincial veterinarian was called out to examine a horse with an abscess. Due to the location of abscess and clinical signs, the veterinarian was suspicious of strangles and swabbed the abscess.

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Strangles Case - Northumberland County, N.B.

As reported on the Canadian Animal Health Surveillance System website and reported on the NBEA Facebook page - January 18, 2019

On January 14th, a provincial veterinarian was called out to a farm for a horse not eating and having a nasal discharge. Examination revealed a fever, swelling under the lower jaw leading to the suspicion of the presence of Strangles. A nasal swab was taken and on January 17th, Strep. equi equi (strangles) was cultured. The premise is under quarantine, restriction placed on animal and people movement. 2 other horses on the premise currently do not show signs and are being monitored. Infected horse is currently being treated.

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