Purchase or Renew Membership

Now - Available

Extended Memberships for 2024 - 2025!

 

 

 

 2024-2025 Extended Memberships

In effect from the date of purchase through December 31, 2025

   ♦ use the easy online membership walk-through

      NBEA Online Membership System

 

      OR

 

  ♦   Mail the 2024-2025 membership form + cheque or money order

  ♦   Fax or email the form with credit card details

      

      Extended Membership Form 2024-2025

            

Step-by-step guide

to get started using the HorseReg online membership registration system

 

 

If you’re experiencing technical difficulty with your online membership, please contact HorseReg technical support at: 

1-844-311-0551

 

 

 

2024-2025 Extended Membership Pricing

 Senior 

18 years of age and over

 $80.00

 Junior  

17 years of age or younger as of January 1, 2024 

 $70.00

 Family  

 one adult plus one other

 $120

      â–ş each additional Family member

$15 per person

• Family membership must include one Senior member
• Family members must reside in the same household

 

 

 

 

IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING WILD FIRES AND INSURANCE COVERAGE -click for details

We are also obliged to advise that no new insurance coverage can be placed when an active wildfire is less than 50 km away.

This includes the optional coverage for tack and members Named Perils horse insurance.

 

 

Note for ALL memberships

  • Because the NBEA receives a government grant, it must collect certain data on each member. These questions appear in the online walk-through and on the printable form. This information is used to measure regional trends in our sport. Please note that the names of our members as well as personal information are not shared with any government department or representative

 

  • Your NBEA membership includes membership fees paid to Equestrian Canada on your behalf. Equestrian Canada will receive a contribution from all provincial members, and each NBEA member becomes a Registered Participant of EC. This is a non-competitive status. Riders and drivers who compete in EC-sanctioned competitions will need an Equestrian Canada Sport Licence as well. For more information, visit Equestrian Canada.

 

 

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