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2019 Club Officers |
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President:
Sherry Hoover 330.421.1727 or 890hoover@gmail.com
Vice President:
Jim Wallace 330.635.0167 or wallaceljw@gmail.com
Secretary:
Ramona Hernandez 440.657.0045 or Citykidz72@yahoo.com
Treasurer:
Ron Hoover 330.667.2879 or r.hoover.69@gmail.com
Membership Chair:
Sandy Shudy 440.225.2457 or horsecrazy5923@gmail.com
Welcoming Coordinator:
Carole Kenyon 440.610.3233 or carole.k@yahoo.com
Trail Miles Coordinator:
Brenda Lang 440.315.8775 or giddyupbl@yahoo.com
Corral Reporters:
Kathy Duncan 330.696.4653 or drd8358@gmail.com
Trail Maintenance:
Bob Budi 440.476.4570 or crosscreekhaven@gmail.com
Email Distribution:
Cheryl Muhek 330.760.2072 or clmuhek@gmail.com
Refreshments:
Sue Mollica 216.389.9404 or RideTaboo@aol.com
Website Coordinator:
Vince Mollica 216.389.9403 or vincemoll13@gmail.com
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"May your belly never grumble,
May your heart never ache. May your horse never stumble, May your cinch never break." – Cowboy Blessing |
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Ohio Horseman's Council's State Website:
The Ohio Horseman's Council Inc. (OHC) is a non-profit corporation organized in the state of Ohio to provide a vehicle for equine owners and supporters to share ideas and suggestions for all horse related issues, through education, organized trail rides, and other social and service functions. We provide resources to promote the building and maintenance of bridle trails throughout the state of Ohio and provide financial resources and volunteer services to fellow organizations that support equine related activities. While OHC does have biannual State Meetings, monthly County Chapter meetings offer the best opportunity for folks with a common interest in a local area to socially interact. OHC enhances communication among horsemen, providing an opportunity to network and develop strategies to achieve common goals. The Ohio Horseman's Council started in 1972 as a grass roots movement of horse people who felt that an organization with neither breed affiliation nor private interest to serve was needed to represent horsemen of Ohio. By 1974, OHC was officially incorporated and joined the American Horse Council. There, OHC learned how horsemen in other states solved zoning and bureaucratic problems. To date, there are more public riding areas in Ohio than in all the adjoining states combined. http://ohconline.com 
Ohio Horseman's Council
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OHC Horse Power News 2018:
Official Publication of Ohio Horseman's Council, Inc. In the April 2018 issue of Horsemen’s Corral, OHC Horse Power will be included along with your copy of the Corral. OHC Horse Power covers everything equine including information about the 1,600 miles of Ohio bridle trails OHC has adopted, legislative issues in the horse industry, OHC sponsored youth events, OHC county chapter contacts and much more. PDF Version |
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New for 2017
OHC Member Business Directory The 2017 Ohio Horseman's Council Business Directory is a new benefit for all OHC members. Equine-related business owners who are OHC members can advertise their business to other members for free, and OHC members shopping for goods or services can find other OHC members to patronize, all in one place! PDF Version |
January 2019
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The Horsemen’s Corral Magazine
The Horsemen’s Corral Magazine serves the horse industry in OH, KY, WV, PA, MI and IN with the most comprehensive source of equine marketing that includes Print, Radio, and Social Media plus nearly 100 personal appearances by our own Professional Equine Announcer. The Horsemen’s Corral is “Your One Source for the Horse”! http://www.thehorsemenscorral.com 
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