Horse riding can be a dangerous sport, and the appropriate insurance can cover you in the event of accidents and injuries. Stableexpress has information on lots of leading insurance providers from around the UK including Petplan, NFU, JS Insurance, Madden Insurance.
Horse Rider Database :- Horse Rider ; lucomplete information (including stats) and description from the horse riders in all the different equestrian sports
John Whitaker . an internationally renowned show jumper who has represented the Uk at the highest level, winning grand prix`s nation cups and world cup qualifiers
Anky Van Grunsven - Dutch dressage rider who has been at the top level of the sport for many years, Information on Olympic athlete Anky van Grunsven
Mark Todd - From New Zealand Mark Todd is a veteran eventer who has competed at the highest level including 3 olympic games. Mark Todd has also launched his own range of equestrian clothing, tack and equipment.
Frankie Dettori - Italian flat jockey Frankie Dettori has been at the top of the sport for many years, Frankie Dettori is also a sports personality with TV apperances including captioning the tv show question of sport
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
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Ontario Equestrian Federation - FAQ
Does an OEF membership cover me or my horse?
An OEF membership provides automatic personal liability insurance for the member – it doesn’t matter how many horses you own or ride.
How can I get my horse insured?
The OEF provides an optional member named perils insurance program for members, but you are best to contact an insurance provider directly for more information.
How do I become an OEF member? Please visit the OEF Membership page to determine what membership is best suited for your needs.
You can purchase a membership online, by fax or by mail. When will I receive my membership card? Please allow at lease two weeks for your membership to be processed and your card to be issued. Electronic membership cards can be issued within a day.
How do I choose a riding stable? Stables that belong to the OEF Horse Facilities Council have agreed to employ the minimum safety and management standards outlined by the OEF. You can access a listing of these stables using the online OEF Directory. If you are considering riding at a stable that is not a member of the Horse Facilities Council please be sure to ask the following questions.
Is it the law to wear a helmet when riding? According to Bill 12 – the Horse Riding Safety Act all junior riders are required by law to wear an approved safety helmet. The OEF recommends that ALL riders wear a helmet when riding at ALL times. What is the OEF’s position on the care of unwanted horses? The Ontario Equestrian Federation (OEF) advocates the humane treatment of all horses and believes the equine industry and horse owners have a responsibility to provide humane care throughout the life of the horse. Please review the Official OEF Statement regarding the humane treatment of horses.
The OEF provides an optional member named perils insurance program for members, but you are best to contact an insurance provider directly for more information.
How do I become an OEF member? Please visit the OEF Membership page to determine what membership is best suited for your needs.
You can purchase a membership online, by fax or by mail. When will I receive my membership card? Please allow at lease two weeks for your membership to be processed and your card to be issued. Electronic membership cards can be issued within a day.
How do I choose a riding stable? Stables that belong to the OEF Horse Facilities Council have agreed to employ the minimum safety and management standards outlined by the OEF. You can access a listing of these stables using the online OEF Directory. If you are considering riding at a stable that is not a member of the Horse Facilities Council please be sure to ask the following questions.
Is it the law to wear a helmet when riding? According to Bill 12 – the Horse Riding Safety Act all junior riders are required by law to wear an approved safety helmet. The OEF recommends that ALL riders wear a helmet when riding at ALL times. What is the OEF’s position on the care of unwanted horses? The Ontario Equestrian Federation (OEF) advocates the humane treatment of all horses and believes the equine industry and horse owners have a responsibility to provide humane care throughout the life of the horse. Please review the Official OEF Statement regarding the humane treatment of horses.
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