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The mission of the RFVHC is to provide a unified voice for equine related interests by working to preserve access to trails, promoting charitable involvement in equine related experiences and activities, educating the public on equestrian issues, providing connections and resources for the equine community, and supporting the overall well‐being of horses and horsemanship. Creation, Preservation for a Sustainable, Generational Legacy Equestrian Community |
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Introduction to the RFVHC
The Roaring Fork Valley Horse Council (RFVHC), represents many people who are involved with and in support of the horse industry in the Roaring Fork Valley. They are ranch owners, professional horse trainers, stable owners & managers, amateur horse owners, veterinarians, therapeutic horse program administrators and their clients, and members of the various equestrian associations including RFH Pony Club, CWHJA, NRCHA, NCHA, NRHA, AQHA, PRCA, USDF, USEA, & USEF, (all of which represent both Western and English equestrian disciplines).
The Roaring Fork Valley Horse Council is a nonprofit organization providing a unified voice for all equine related interests. We work with government and other non-governmental organizations to ensure the following:
The Roaring Fork Valley Horse Council (RFVHC), represents many people who are involved with and in support of the horse industry in the Roaring Fork Valley. They are ranch owners, professional horse trainers, stable owners & managers, amateur horse owners, veterinarians, therapeutic horse program administrators and their clients, and members of the various equestrian associations including RFH Pony Club, CWHJA, NRCHA, NCHA, NRHA, AQHA, PRCA, USDF, USEA, & USEF, (all of which represent both Western and English equestrian disciplines).
The Roaring Fork Valley Horse Council is a nonprofit organization providing a unified voice for all equine related interests. We work with government and other non-governmental organizations to ensure the following:
- Preserve, protect, & enhance open space and public equestrian facilities
- Create equestrian truck & trailer parking for access to well constructed, safe trail systems, which connect the valley from Aspen to Glenwood Springs including public lands
- Promote charitable involvement in equine related experiences and activities
- Educate the public on equestrian issues, providing connections and resources for the entire equine community & the general public
- Support the overall well being of horses, professional and amateur horsemen and women, and the horse industry
2018 RFVHC Year End News Letter Please click here to view (PDF)
2017 RFVHC Year End News Letter Please Click here to view (PDF)
2017 RFVHC Year End News Letter Please Click here to view (PDF)
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Keep the Historic Sutey Ranch separate and out of the 3,500 acre, Red Hill SRMA
for mountain bikes. Request that the Historic Sutey Ranch remains hiking and horse back riding only,
with special protection for wildlife and for the vested water rights to stay on the property.
The BLM counts the number of responses. Please weigh in on this important issue.
More information about the parcels and the planning process is available at https://go.usa.gov/xnvM5.
Letters to support, thanking the BLM for their listening to the equestrians may be e-mailed to blm_co_sutey_haines_rmpa@blm.gov or mailed to BLM,
2300 River Frontage Road, Silt, CO 81652,
Attn: Sutey/Haines Management Plan.
Roaring Fork Valley Horse Council
P.O. Box 127, Snowmass, Colorado 81654
* 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization *
rfvhc.colorado@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/keephorsesontrails/
P.O. Box 127, Snowmass, Colorado 81654
* 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization *
rfvhc.colorado@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/keephorsesontrails/