South Carolina Horsemen's Council

South Carolina Horsemen's Council Represents
All Breeds and Disciplines

Our mission is to Connect, Communicate and Educate. South Carolina Horsemen’s Council holds clinics throughout the state on horsemanship, pasture management, equine nutrition, and lameness. The Council awards youth scholarships annually. It also sends youth to 4-H camp; supports FFA; and helps equines in need. It offers many programs such as the Stallions to Geldings and the Animal Control Officer Equine Seminar certifying law enforcement and animal control officers throughout the state. Publish SC Equestrian Trails Booklet for a quick reference to equine trails and maps. Email SCHC for a free copy. The SCHC offers $1 million Personal Excess Liability Insurance at an affordable cost to its members.

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Let Your Voice make a difference! Are you interested in working with others who share a passion for the horses in South Carolina? The South Carolina Horsemen's Council wants You to share your expertise.
The Board is composed of volunteer members. Board members represent SCHC at local meetings & activities. Directors join in the fun of planning equine events. District Directors communicates and network with the equine community in their district.
Join the SCHC Board of Directors team. Nominations will be accepted until Janurary 31. For more information on Nominations

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South Carolina Horsemen’s Council Voice Drive - To all Breed Associations, Saddle Clubs and Equine Professional Organizations, the South Carolina Horsemen’s Council would like to invite your members to add their voice. Partner with South Carolina Horsemen's Council for discounted membership Click HERE for more information

Join the South Carolina Horsemen's Council and make a difference in SC Horse Industry! With your support SCHC can better serve the horse community, to educate our members, our elected and government officials, and the general public about the benefits of equestrian activities. More...

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