delaware equine council

Creating a unified voice to protect, preserve, and promote Delaware’s equine industry through leadership, service, and education

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delaware equine council

Creating a unified voice to protect, preserve, and promote Delaware’s equine industry through leadership, service, and education

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delaware equine council

2020 Directory Now Available and Searchable On the Web Site!

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delaware equine council

Creating a unified voice to protect, preserve, and promote Delaware’s equine industry through leadership, service, and education

Join

delaware equine council

2020 Directory Now Available and Searchable On the Web Site!

Go to the Interactive Directory

delaware equine council

Creating a unified voice to protect, preserve, and promote Delaware’s equine industry through leadership, service, and education

Join

delaware equine council

2020 Directory Now Available and Searchable On the Web Site!

Go to the Interactive Directory

delaware equine council

Creating a unified voice to protect, preserve, and promote Delaware’s equine industry through leadership, service, and education

Join

delaware equine council

2020 Directory Now Available and Searchable On the Web Site!

Go to the Interactive Directory

delaware equine council

Creating a unified voice to protect, preserve, and promote Delaware’s equine industry through leadership, service, and education

Join

delaware equine council

2020 Directory Now Available and Searchable On the Web Site!

Go to the Interactive Directory

Welcome

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Welcome to the Delaware Equine Council – your connection to Delaware’s horse industry! We are an all-breed, all-discipline volunteer organization managed by a Board of Directors. The DEC actively promotes and enhances all things equine in Delaware.

The goals of the DEC include:

  • Unify, inform, and represent the diverse interests of all horsemen and horsewomen in Delaware
  • Facilitate communication between the equine community and governmental agencies
  • Create and identify educational opportunities that will enhance and promote the abilities of riders and the knowledge of horse owners throughout Delaware’s equine community.
  • Support the Delaware Equine Council Foundation in scholarship acquisition and dissemination

We are glad you are here and we welcome your input into any facet of the DEC and its endeavors. Please consider volunteering for one of our many committees.

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"Autumn on the Brandywine" Postponed

Due to the continued health concerns of having a large event, the Delaware Equine Council has postponed "Autumn on the Brandywine" until 2021 when we will make it BETTER than ever!

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Upcoming Events

Details on our events page

Autumn on the Brandywine

Saturday, September 5, 2020

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Member Appreciation Day

Sunday, September 27, 2020

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The Very Latest

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Some of our members

Pictures of our members and events.

Carol Carroll showing Ima Skipjack in Trail at Karen's Shows at Annett Farms

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Shirley Mihm and Pam Nebel on the trail with Mo and General

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Member Appreciation Day 2018

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Stan Vonasek (driving) and Wayne Nebel on Returns Day

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Autumn on the Brandywine 2018

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Autumn on the Brandywine 2018

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Member Appreciation Day 2018

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Member Appreciation Day 2018

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Autumn on the Brandywine 2018

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Autumn on the Brandywine 2018

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Autumn on the Brandywine 2018

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Trail challenge course with Pam and Jax

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Our Newsletter

The Delaware Equine Council publishes a newsletter six times a year. This is distributed all over the state and is available on line.

Newsletter 1 June/July

Inside the Belly of the Horse

University of Delaware doctoral candidate Alexa Johnson grew up in California. She stayed in her home state to earn her bachelor’s and master’s degrees. But, when it came time for her doctorate, as an equine researcher studying health and disease, the California native knew she had to move across the country.

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Newsletter 2
June/July

Ruthie’s Ruminants: Craziest Thing Ever

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Newsletter 3
June/July

Rainrot in Horses: Dietary Considerations

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Newsletter 4
June/July

An Overview of Sesamoiditis in Horses

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