http://groups.yahoo.com/group/YeeHaSisterhood/
The Yee Ha Sisterhood is a group of equestriennes from all over the USA who visit and support each other via email regularly, and semi-regularly getting together in different areas for trail rides, horse shows, barn picnics, etc. Our members ride English, Western, bareback... some of us compete, some of us trail ride, some of us breed horses, some of us just love them. The group is for any lady who loves horses! No offense to our guys, but the group is limited to "Sisters" at this time. Moderator approval required for (free) participation; send us an email and join the fun! Spamming prohibited. Montana, TJ colt_pony@hotmail.com or Tamara tamararymer@yahoo.com . 7/1/07

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NewMexicoAppaloosas/
An Appaloosas group for people who live in New Mexico. I started this group because when I started looking for an Appaloosa to purchase, I could not find many Appaloosa people in the state. I'd like to gets posts going about Appaloosa events and trail rides within the state. Breeders and owners in other states welcome also. 8/23/04

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NMequinerescues
This group is meant to help New Mexico equine find safe homes. Please feel free to post rescue links and legitamate fund raising ideas. Tack and items for sale that aid a rescue are also accepted. Events for the welfare of the horse, Such as horse health fairs, equine education events and such are also welcome 8/23/04

New Mexico Palomino 8/10/04

Alamogordo

_{Horsemen's Association of Souhtern New Mexico (H.A.S.N.M.) The HASNM is a Non-Profit organization that has been dedicated to the promotion of horses, and horse related activities in Southern New Mexico for 20 years!. We sponsor several shows and clinics each year, as well as a gymkhana series and equine showcase in the fall. For information contact the Huffs at 505-437-0977 or Huffs at Zianet dot com.3/23/04}

Albuquerque

The New Mexico Paint Horse club invites you to join them for the 2009 clinic and show season. This year we are introducing a Participation Award Program. It is not a point driven program, although we are still offering both year end and daily show high point awards. Four saddles will be given away in the following categories: All Breed Youth, All Breed Open / Amateur, Paint Youth and Paint Open/Amateur. For each class or event that you participate in you will receive a chance at the year end drawing. All you need to do is join the club. The more times you participate the greater your chances to win! We are kicking off 2009 with two Intro to Horse Showing Clinics. The first one is February 7th at Sandia Vista Equestrian Park in Albuquerque, covering the basics of Showmanship, Halter and Western Pleasure, Hunter under Saddle. Kathy O’Neal of Livery Training in Corrales and Bridgette Johnson of Lazy J Performance Horses in Albuquerque will be our clinicians. There will be an All Breed Training Show the following day. The second clinic on March 7th will focus on the pattern classes, Trail, English Equitation and Western Horsemanship with a training show on Sunday the 8th, again at Sandia Vista Equestrian Park. We also have a full line up of APHA approved and All Breed shows with JACK POT CLA$$ES at each one. Saddle up with us in 2009!! For more information see our web site www.nmpainthorse.org or call Sue 505/321-5839. 2/9/09

FAMILY FUN ON HORSEBACK - ALBUQUERQUE! Come join the Habañero Polocrosse Club of New Mexico & learn an exciting new sport - POLOCROSSE. Known as the "King of One Horse Sports", polocrosse is the fastest growing equestrian sport in the world. The season runs from March - October & practices happen year round. Call Willy Van Sumeren @ 505-235-6457 or Sammy Burrows @ 505-410-4504 to learn more or to find out when the next practice or tournament takes place.
http://habanero-polocrosse.tripod.com 4/11/07

_{New Mexico Dressage Association Most riders view dressage as an exotic and difficult discipline of riding. Dressage is actually basic training for the horse and rider, and is really not too difficult for any serious horseman. All riders and horses, no matter what style of riding they do, can benefit from dressage. Dressage teaches the rider balance and control, and refines the rider's position on the horse. It conditions the horse and helps him to become balanced and go on the bit, which of course is important no matter what style of riding one does. Nmdcta@aol.com 7/1/06}

Try cavalry reenacting. Experience serious horsemanship with history. We are a living history group portraying "B" Company (New Mexico) 5th Texas Confederate Cavalry (1862-1865) and 1870's Indian Wars 4th U.S. Cavalry. The unit is part of the Old Fort Griffin Memorial Regiment and participates in local living history events as well as dynamic regional and national events such as the Buffalo Days Indian Fight in Wyoming and our big event in 2003, the 140th reenactment of Gettysburg. See our regimental website at www.texascavalry.net for details. Contact Trooper Cullin Lumpkins at (505) 281-1163 or email BigTimber@texascavalry.net. 12/6/02

"Riders of The Rio Grande" Is a riding club based in Albuquerque. Our main activity is riding in parades throughout the warmer months. Other activities include: New Mexico State Search and Rescue, monthly trail rides after the parade season ends, picnics, and some weekend camping with horses. We also have a Christmas party every year. The main pupose of the club is to enjoy our horses and be among other horse people. We meet once a month on the first Wednesday of the month at the American Legion Post 69 on 4th street, just south of Alameda (528) in the North Valley. For more information contact Gus Kefallinos (505) 891-4064 or email Gus at lensflare@msn.com 8/24/02

_{New Mexico Hunter Jumper Association. This is a Statewide organization, whose purpose is to promote the interests of owners and riders of hunters, jumpers and hunt seat equitation and to reward and simulate excellence in performance, horsemanship and sportsmanship. For membership information, contact Donna Barnett at 898-7108.}

Santa Fe Arabian Horse Alliance - Albuquerque, surrounding areas and Sant Fe - The Santa Fe Arabian Horse Alliance is a horse club with a difference!! We are family oriented with fun activities planned for the year. Come join us for a trail ride. free clinic, fun show or Class A show. We are calling all youth, to come join our youth group. The SFAHA meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month in Edgewood at 7pm. We have some exciting events planned for the rest of 2001 and 2002! Please call BJ Elcock at 281-8917 for directions to the meeting and information regarding the club. e-mail: BJElcock@mindspring.com 9/19/2001

_{Capriole Vaulters - Albuquerque North Valley - Horse Vaulting for all ages, come experience gymnastics on the back of a moving horse. Coaching/instruction for begining and above level vaulters. Come by and see what its all about! Give us a call for the current vaulting times, at 505-890-4338. e-mail: bwomer@excite.com 9/8/2001}

_{Enchantment Driving Society We're eagerly asking anyone interested in learning to drive horses or ponies to join us, so don't let a lack of horse scare you off. There are some members with extra critters who can use help and might be willing to trade letting you drive a little!! This driving group is oriented toward showing. Many members participate in Santa Fe & Albuquerque Arabian, Pinto, and Driving Clubs. Others actively show in some of the larger less local breed association shows, Fjord, Friesian (hmmm, did I spell that right?), Shetland, etc. This is a great place to come to be exposed to the different breeds used and loved by driving enthusiasts. Horses range in types from little itty bitty guys to gorgeous heavy weights. Some "whips" (drivers) have fancy carriages and some have little two wheel carts. Some drivers are brand new and some very polished. The club holds training and regular shows several times a year, and usually sponsors a Clinician once a year. We have meetings on the third Thursday of the month at The Golden Corral restaurant at 8505 Wyoming (Wyoming and Montgomery) starting at 7:00. Please feel welcome to come by. Just ask for the Enchantment Driving Society or you can always call me, one of the membership group, at 281-0330, Karon Ely. e-mail: kcely@flash.net}

_{The Santa Fe Arabian Horse Alliance - Albuquerque - The Santa Fe Arabian Horse Alliance-An Arabian horse club with a difference!! All breed participation is encouraged. Family oriented with lots of fun activities planned for the year. We have a youth group, trail rides, fun shows, free clinics and Class A shows. The club holds its meetings on the 2nd Monday of each month at the Shoney's on Louisana and Menaul at 7PM. All are encouraged to attend!! Come early and enjoy dinner. Contact BJ Elcock 281-8917. e-mail: BJElcock@mindspring.com}

_{Hello...I am the 1999 president of the Trailriders Horse Club, located in Albequerque, New Mexico. We are a family oriented horse club with an emphasis on helping young people improve their horsemanship and develope qualities of good sportsmanship. We have our own arena in the south valley, and sponsor training shows on the 2nd sunday of each month. For more information about our club and horse shows, please contact Liz Edmunds at 505 792 2792. President SMITHEDMUNDS@worldnet.att.net}

The New Mexico Carriage Club is located in Alb. NM. We meet once monthly for a meeting, and on the 3th saturday of each month we have a get together with our carriages and wagons for a drive. We also hold driving clinics and help those who want to learn We drive and have fun. For information you Contact persons Elizabeth Moorhead (505) 242-2239 E-mail: mizle@yahoo.com Karon Ely (505) 281-0330 E-mail: kcely@sandia.gov Gayle Clark (505) 384-1000 E-mail: draftgal@zianet.com Everyone is invited on our Monthly Drive/Ride. We encourage driving but riders are welcome. Call for information. 4/21/03

Bernalillo County

_{The Sandoval County Sheriff's Posse, founded in 1963, is a nonprofit 501(c)(4) volunteer based organization that benefits Sandoval County New Mexico and surrounding communities.}

_{Bosque Farms}

_{New Mexico Pinto Association. For more information e-mail Novat}

Capulin

Sierra Grande Horse Assotiation: This is a club full of all age groups. We started this club last yr. and what a success!! We had 3 rodeo's last yr. and horse shows, and what wonderful fun. At our yearly awards banquet, each kid (about 20-25 kids) received a bucket full of supplies- hoof pick, brushes, scraper,comb etc. Also 1st place - 3rd., recieved prices. These consisted of: beautiful leather halters inlaid with silver, nylon halters inlaid with southwest designs, saddle pads, bridals, winter blankets beautiful leather breasts collars imprinted with the event and divison won. These kids that participated in all 3 rodeos and won 1st through 3rd, walked away with some fantastic supplies!! We are heading into yr 2 of this orginization and know that this yr will even be better. Please pay a membership fee of 25 dollars per family and enjoy a great time in great company at the beautiful Kennedy Ranch. For more info please e- mail me at petrone@ptsi.net. We are located between Capulin NM and Des Moines, NM. Phone at 505-451-7411.Ask for Jeanalyn. 11/18/02

Chaves County

Chaves County Sherriff's Posse organization of members that promote good horsesmanship and good sportsmanship in family oriented enviormment through our rodeo play days and activitys Chaves County Shrerriff's Posseccsp@hotmail.com 2/4/03

Clovis

Canada De Los Alamos Village

Corrales

Edgewood

_{We are the Acorn Vaulters of Edgewood NM. Vaulting lessons for kids and adults. Meets on Saturdays and selected evenings. For info. scaskey@swcp.com visit their home page Acorn Vaulter's Niche in CyberSpace or call (505)286-0540}

Come enjoy an evening of fun with other equine folks.
Ideas, opinions and support warmly welcome!
We are new and improved, but our goals remain the same.....
- Having fun with our equine by planning trail rides and fun activities
- Working on trails and open space in the East Mountains
- Supporting the equine and equine owner's rights
- Helping to promote and protect the equine lifestyle today and for the future
Questions? Please call Aleta at 286-4849 info@highdesertriders.org1/16/05

WINDSONG SOCIAL CLUB
Each month Windsong Dressage holds a social evening so that riders can get together in a relaxed atmosphere and talk about dressage. Refreshments are served and sometimes a video is shown. Often an expert speaker is present to answer questions about topics such as saddles, colic, shoeing, buying horse property, horse insurance, trailers etc. If you have a suggestion for a guest speaker or topic, or would just like to join us, contact Ulla at 505 615 5050. Everyone interested in dressage is welcome. There is no fee and no membership requirement. Just a fun evening talking about our favorite subject. Windsong Dressage and Equestrian Center #733 Route 344 Cedar Grove, Edgewood, NM 87015 tel: 505 615 5050 email: ulla@windsongdressage.com 6/1/04

_Estancia

_{NM Carriage Club Association We have a drive once a month. We put on driving clinics. But, do more driving for fun Lowell and Gayle Clark Pecos Pinto Draft Horses PO Box 836 Estancia, NM 87016 505-384-1000 Fax: 384-0183 E-mail: draftgal@qwest.net Elizabeth Moorhead, Newsletter 505-242-2239 E-mail: mizle@yahoo.com}

Farmington

_{Four Corners Buckskin Club - Four Corners: Farmington, Durango, Cortez - Charter Club of the American Buckskin Registry Association, promoting duns, red duns, buckskins, and grullos. Watch for our website, coming soon. Contact Denise Martin at 970-883-3333. e-mail: wildhorse6203@hotmail.com 8/2/2001}

_{FarmingtonFour-Corners Horsemans Association 104 Meadowview, Farmington, NM 87401 Phone 1-505-325-7284 fperkins@fms.k12.nm.us We sponsor schooling shows in Feb, March, April and May. Please call after 4 for more information.}

Galisteo

Gallup

The ICHA sponsors 5-7 shows in Gallup, starting in May and ending in August or September of each year. They are all breed, open shows. We use certified judges of AQHA or APHA, although our club is much too small to have an AQHA sanctioned show. Most people use these as training shows for the children showing in 4-H at district, bi-county, or pre-state for practice. We also have a local stable, Salt Lick Stables that sponsors weekend training sessions for round penning, trail competition, learning basic Western pleasure riding. Additionally, ICHA or Salt Lick Stables sponsors a "ride-a-thon" fund raiser each fall, to raise funds for the St. Jude's Children's Hospital. It is a 5-10 mile trail ride over a private ranch in the midst of the Cibola Forest and the foothills of the Zuni Mountains. We'd like to let other people in the state know they are welcome to participate with us, particularly on the St. Jude's Ride - which is usually in September or October of each year. Please email me at blackcat@cnetco.com, Rhonda Taylor, President, ICHA. 1/21/03

Las Cruces

Las Cruces Horseman’s Association to your list of NM Clubs. 1/31/06

La Mesa

_{Lea County}

_{Lea County Horseman's Association is a club for all ages and levels of riders. This is a family oriented club that has Western and English events. For more information please contact e-mail: mc4horse@aol.com}

Lincoln

_{Los Alamos}

Los Alamos Pony Club - The newest member club of United States Pony Clubs, Inc (http://www.ponyclub.org) has just been established, an outgrowth of the long-popular Sangre de Cristo Pony Club of Santa Fe. The Los Alamos group meets every other weekend in Los Alamos and White Rock, participates in monthly sessions at Goose Downs Farm with the other local pony clubs, and our members work towards competition in eventing and dressage. Contact nancy@horsekeeper.com for more information.

_{Los Alamos Jr. Sheriffs Posse
We bring new meaning to dancing with two left feet. E-Mail stephensd@eshmail.lanl.gov}

McIntosh

Moriarty

Organ Mountains

_{Organ MountainsHoof beats at NMSU Greeting from New Mexico State University! Our college prides itself in many different areas. Education of course is our main entity. Our students, staff and faculty have done a remarkable job with our clubs and organizations. So much so that we would like to inform others of what we have to offer.}

Portales

Rancho Arriba

Rio Arriba County 4-H Horse Council For more information call (505) 753-3405

Raton

Rio Chama

Roswell

_{Valley Dressage Society of Roswell New Mexico: We are one of the few if not the only dressage organization in southeastern New Mexico. We are a small group in a relatively isolated part of the state, but are interested in networking with other dressage and combined training groups around New Mexico. We have clinics with a wonderful El Paso based trainer who comes here monthly, and we would like to increase participation in these clinics. We also will have two training shows this year, one April 25, and another October 3. Clinics and the shows will be held at member's facilities and include overnight boarding for those who need it. Anyone interested in attending our clinics or participating in our schooling shows may call Janie Lowe (505)624-2459, I can fax or snail mail forms or information. My e-mail address is jkl@rt.66.com. I am currently editing our newsletter and will send one to anyone wanting to get acquainted with our group. If you would like to join our group you may do so for only $10.00/year. As a member you will be entitled to a discount on clinics and shows, and you will receive our newsletter. Janie Lowe Valley Dressage Society 5121 W. Country Club Road Roswell, NM 88201 jkl@rt66.com}

_{Horse N Around - New Mexico http://community.webtv.net/HorseNAroundNM/TeamPenning Looking for Team Penning, Sortings, Catle Drafting? Western event Club. Family fun for all levels of riding. Kids, Novice, Green horses, (and Jackpoters) Welcome! This is a Active ridding club, forget meetings, We Ride! Lots of action! Membership ONLY required for "Buckle Series" and any other point tracking. Everyone welcome to ride. Current active events are scheduled in Roswell. Let me know if you want to have a Event or Clinic in your town! Contact Elizabeth Lee about Membership & Sanction information. HorseNAroundNM@webtv.net}

_Ruidoso

_{The Christian Horseman's Association would like to invite prospective members to join the fun and equestrian related activities. Please join us for the 1st Annual Lincoln Christian Horseman's Association trail ride, in Ruidoso, New Mexico, the third week of July 1999. To visit the Christian Horseman's Association web site please go to; Christian Horseman's Association}

San Miguel County

Santa Fe

The Back Country Horsemen of New Mexico is a part of a national service organization of volunteers that do actual work in the wilderness and on other public lands to maintain trails. We also assist public lands management agencies like the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, etc. in the management of those lands, supplying our equine expertise for recreational saddle and pack stock use. Another of our purposes is to insure our access to those lands. It gives us a chance to give back for the privilege of being able to ride through the beauty of the back country, to do some community service. We have lots of fun doing it, too. The Santa Fe Chapter meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month at the Sheriff's Posse Building at 3213 Rodeo Road, Santa Fe, at 6:30pm. Come by and meet us! Email to Lorraine Brody at: lsbrody@cnsp.com or Coco Atkinson at: cyc@cybermesa.com We have other chapters in Tijeras-Edgewood area, Northwest Albuquerque, Silver City, Farmington, Belen area, and Las Cruces.

_{TIGRE The Tiger Horse Registry City: Santa Fe, New Mexico description: Tiger Horses first entered this country from Spain as the Spanish Jennet or El Caballo Tigre. Using remnants of these early imports The Tiger Horse Registry and Annandale's Tiger Horse Farm are bringing this ancient Siberian tiger hunting horse back into existence. Todays Tiger horse is an all around pleasure from show ring activities to trail riding comfort. They have a fourth or middle gait that makes them extremely smooth to ride and their colors vary from leopards to spotted blankets and roans. They average 15Hands and have brave sensible people loving dispositions. e-mail: tigrehorse@aol.com url: www.tigrehorse.com 8/28/2001}

_{Pat Perilli Natural Horsemenship Turquoise Trail Study Group Play day once a month, Study Group once a month, for more information call 473-7894 Learn how to be with your horse, the natural way.}

_{Northern New Mexico Horsemen's Association
To promote better horse husbandry, knowledge of training and other aspects associated with any form of horse competition  laespuela2@msn.com}

_{New Mexico Appaloosa Horse ClubOur Club holds monthly Board meetings. Every member is invited to attend. For information about the activities or membership call Donna Riordan (505) 898-5924}

_{Challenge New Mexico's Therapeutic Riding Program The CNM Therapeutic Riding Program combines fun, learning and therapies into a single program. Horseback riding has been shown to have extraordinary physical and psychological benefits for people with disabilities and is now recognized as one of the most therapeutic forms of recreation for this group. Contact Tim at (505) 988-7621 or email us at challengenewmexico@compuserve.com}

Santa Teresa